May 29 2009 | Business News
THE operator of Teesport in Middlesbrough has today announced plans to axe around 120 staff to cut costs if the nearby Redcar steel works shuts. Read
May 29 2009 | Business News
EUROPE’S industry ministers are holding emergency talks today amid concern at Germany’s handling of moves to sell General Motors Europe, which employs 5,000 UK Vauxhall workers. Read
May 29 2009 | Business News
ADMINISTRATORS battling to save a 174-year-old textile firm said yesterday closure was inevitable after angry staff blocked an 11th-hour rescue. Read
May 29 2009 | Business News
BUSINESSES are becoming more optimistic over trading prospects, but few plan to recruit as the recession continues to batter corporate Britain, a survey revealed today. Read
May 29 2009 | Business News
MOTOR dealership Vertu Motors is defying the slump in the car market by placing £30m in shares as a way of funding a major expansion programme which could see it create hundreds of jobs in the North East. Read
May 29 2009 | Business News
A TEESSIDE MP is urging the chief executive of Corus to meet with her as the fight to save 2,000 local jobs continues. Read
May 29 2009 | Business News
NORTHUMBRIAN Water managing director John Cuthbert yesterday revealed that he plans to retire next spring after more than 20 years in the industry. Read
May 29 2009 | Business News
TODAY they will take to the trading floor one last time, knowing that a fluctuation here or a stock price tumble there could be the difference between winning and losing. Read
May 29 2009 | Business News
MORE than 35,000 new cars have been ordered through the UK’s scrappage scheme since it started a month ago, it was announced today. Read
May 29 2009 | Business News
NEW data has provided further evidence that the end of the housing slump could be in sight. Read
May 29 2009 | Business News
THE recession will cause the biggest shake up of the country’s business landscape since the industrial revolution, finally bridging the North-South divide. Read
May 29 2009 | Business News
NEWCASTLE owner Mike Ashley’s Sports Direct International has offloaded its 4.8% directly-owned stake in struggling rival JJB Sports. Read