Jul
2009
Articles from 10th Jul 2009
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Northgate raises £108m as losses spiral
Jul 10 2009 | Business News
Commercial vans firm Northgate today said it had been rocked by the ``perfect storm" as it announced plans to ease debts with a £108m fundraising. Read
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J&B Recycling secures Hartlepool Council contract
Jul 10 2009 | Business News
A HARTLEPOOL company’s expansion plans are on track following a string of contract wins. Read
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United front in fight to halt Teesside shutdowns
Jul 10 2009 | Business News
UNION bosses today start a six-month fight to save Teesside’s main process industry hub. Read
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Egger expansion given go-ahead
Jul 10 2009 | Business News
A CONTROVERSIAL bid to expand an industrial powerhouse in Northumberland was given the green light last night. Read
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100 new jobs come on line with cables factory
Jul 10 2009 | Business News
NEARLY 100 jobs are being created at a cable factory at Hartlepool Docks which has been built by an East Anglian company to win work in the North East’s fast-growing energy sector. Read
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Glittering prize at stake in big Metro revamp
Jul 10 2009 | Business News
A MULTI-MILLION-POUND treasure trove of engineering, construction and technology contracts was spread in front of North East businesses yesterday by Metro operator Nexus. Read
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Tech firm Onyx Group continues to expand
Jul 10 2009 | Business News
FAST-GROWING technology firm Onyx Group has stepped up its presence in Scotland by opening its second facility north of the border in three months. Read
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Corus plans to shed more jobs
Jul 10 2009 | Business News
STEEL company Corus has revealed plans to cut another 366 jobs just a fortnight after saying it would axe around 2,000 staff, including 400 on Teesside. Read
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Noses needed for fragrance firm
Jul 10 2009 | Evening Gazette Business News
THINK you can sniff out a good product? Read
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Extra cash is knocked back
Jul 10 2009 | Evening Gazette Business News
RATE-SETTERS have held off from further help to ease the recession after a surprise refusal to pump extra cash into the economy. The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) had been widely expected to expand its quantitative easing (QE) programme - effectively printing money - by £25bn to £150bn. Read
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Rok under fire over pay terms
Jul 10 2009 | Evening Gazette Business News
MIDDLESBROUGH builder Rok claims one of its “core values” is to make its suppliers more profitable - yet it is doubling the time in which it pays them. Read
