Dec
2008
Articles from 1st Dec 2008
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Next year worst for decades, says EEF
Dec 01 2008 | Business News
MANUFACTURERS say they are facing their toughest conditions for 20 years as a result of the economy’s significant and sustained downturn. Read
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Takeover gives IFA funding to expand
Dec 01 2008 | Business News
ONE of the region’s biggest independent financial advisers has secured the funding to expand after being acquired by a larger national firm. Read
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Tesco’s discount range finds every little helps
Dec 01 2008 | Business News
SOFTWARE group Sage is likely to warn over the impact of a worsening economic outlook in its full-year results on Wednesday. Read
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Caravan jobs go as downturn hits leisure industry
Dec 01 2008 | Business News
A UNION says more than 120 jobs have been axed or face the axe at the country’s second-biggest caravan and motorhome maker as the economic downturn has led to a dramatic fall in orders. Read
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New start on the cards as Joanne fights back
Dec 01 2008 | Business News
AN artist struck with two debilitating conditions that made her unable to leave her house has set up a business from home. Read
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Golden words from medal-winner Chris
Dec 01 2008 | Business News
OLYMPIC swimmer Chris Cook will be passing on his seven principles of success at an event in Newcastle tomorrow. Read
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Village set for eco challenge
Dec 01 2008 | Business News
A TEES VALLEY company is helping an entire community take a 60% lower-carbon challenge. Read
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Retail bosses stay optimistic
Dec 01 2008 | Business News
TEES Valley retailers say Christmas can still bring festive cheer, despite more miserable data from the high street coinciding today with the VAT cut to 15%. Read
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Housebuilder in talks over redundancies
Dec 01 2008 | Business News
A HARTLEPOOL housebuilder bought by its management team in October with a promise to “do everything possible” to safeguard jobs, is consulting over at least 50 redundancies. Read
