Nov
2008
Articles from 6th Nov 2008
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Valued as more than employer
Nov 06 2008 | Business News
THE best companies have always realised they have a more important role in the community than just as employer. Read
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Output fall prompts rate cut demands
Nov 06 2008 | Business News
THE longest decline in manufacturing output for over 25 years has prompted calls for interest rates cuts and further Government support for the sector. Read
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Negotiating skills helped to avoid war
Nov 06 2008 | Business News
DATING to 1811, Watson Burton is one of the oldest law firms in Newcastle and was largely developed by eminent lawyer and philanthropist Robert Spence Watson, whose involvement with the firm started in the 1860s and lasted until his death more than 50 years later. Read
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CVO aims to double turnover within years
Nov 06 2008 | Business News
FURTHER European expansion is helping a fireplace company achieve impressive sales growth which it says will help it more than double its turnover over the next few years. Read
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Tracerco to expand by 10% a year
Nov 06 2008 | Business News
A GLOBAL industrial technology company is aiming to grow at a rate of more than 10% a year as it opens two new overseas offices on the back of booming overseas demand for its services. Read
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Tetleys nears bitter end
Nov 06 2008 | Business News
INTERNATIONAL beer giant Carlsberg has announced plans to close its historic Tetley brewery in Leeds with the loss of 170 jobs. The company blamed falling consumption and higher duties for the decision to shut the operation by 2011. Read
