Jun
2009
Articles from 11th Jun 2009
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Aker hopes to clean up
Jun 11 2009 | Business News
A FIRM of Tees Valley engineers is poised to build the UK’s first commercial-scale carbon capture and storage (CCS) plant. Read
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What happens to all the ‘bangers’?
Jun 11 2009 | Business News
A STOCKTON scrap metal merchant is expanding on the back of the Government's scrappage scheme. Read
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Our healthy looking winner
Jun 11 2009 | Business News
INNOVATIVE beautician Louise Bell is the new face of entrepreneurship in the Tees Valley. Read
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New data brings optimism
Jun 11 2009 | Business News
New data has indicated that the UK economy is picking up. Read
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UK firms are seeking overseas expansion
Jun 11 2009 | Business News
EXPORTS chiefs have claimed that international trade can help drag the region out of recession, as new research revealed UK firms are increasing their presence in overseas markets. Read
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Why the future for the Rock may be good and bad
Jun 11 2009 | Business News
NORTHERN Rock is set to be split into two divisions by the Government, heightening job fears surrounding a possible sale of the bank. Read
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Washington battery firm in new green breakthrough
Jun 11 2009 | Business News
A MANUFACTURER which makes 60% of the world’s hearing aid batteries has landed a deal to supply over 2,000 stores in Japan. Read
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Multi-million pot to help workers re-train
Jun 11 2009 | Business News
NORTH East employers with staff facing the threat of redundancy have been urged to tap into a multi-million pot of funding to equip their workers with the skills needed to stay in work or make it easier for them to find alternative employment. Read
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Expansion's name of game for stallholders
Jun 11 2009 | Business News
A FORMER Newcastle market stall has enjoyed the fastest year of growth in its history – in which it has taken on 60 staff – and now plans to open 29 more stores in the next three years. Read
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Ancient rhythms can chime with business
Jun 11 2009 | Business News
A NEW business that lets people benefit from ancient soothing rhythms of Indonesian music aims to help companies improve trust and communication among their workers. Read
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£2.5m shareout helps to cultivate rural business
Jun 11 2009 | Business News
RURAL micro-businesses and farms in the North East are in line to receive a share of more than £2.5m to help them prosper. Read
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Recyling duo look to build second plant
Jun 11 2009 | Business News
WITH their first £50m recycling plant set to open later this year, the two brothers behind one of the world’s biggest projects of its kind have their sights on further developments. Read
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Musical merger probed by OFT
Jun 11 2009 | Business News
A CONTROVERSIAL mega-merger between the world’s largest concert promoter Live Nation and ticket-selling giant Ticketmaster faces a probe by UK competition watchdogs. Read
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Setanta is turning away new subscribers
Jun 11 2009 | Business News
CRISIS-HIT pay-television firm Setanta has suspended all new customer subscriptions as the fate of the company hangs in the balance. Read
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More signs of recovery
Jun 11 2009 | Business News
FURTHER signs of economic recovery were revealed yesterday after official figures showed growth returned to the manufacturing sector for the first time in more than a year. Read
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Try storytelling old style
Jun 11 2009 | Business News
History and nostalgia are big business in the fast-paced 21st Century. Karen Dent discovers why trading on the past is good news for the region's economy. Read
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72pt head
Jun 11 2009 | Evening Gazette Business News
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