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NewsKeller profit collapses on back of Asia Pacific woe
Contractor was forced to spend 拢64m restructuring business last year
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NewsConstruction activity falls for first time in almost a year
IHS Markit/CIPS survey finds Brexit uncertainty has slowed decision-making on commercial projects
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NewsStace brings in Lendlease boss to head up heritage arm
Peter Chana joins after 23 years at Australian-owned business
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NewsFinancial watchdog expands probe into Carillion again
The Financial Reporting Council is now also looking into the collapsed contractor's 2013 accounts
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NewsKier to build Science Museum's new collection centre
Wiltshire facility will house 300,000 items, including a flight simulator chair used by NASA
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NewsPagabo launches new refit and refurbishment framework
ISG, Wates and Overbury among those with places on highest value lot
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NewsWhere Carillion's unfinished hospital jobs are now
When is the Midland Met going to open? When did work on the Royal Liverpool hospital restart? 星空传媒 tells you what we know about the pair of jobs that felled Carillion
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NewsInterserve says firm鈥檚 financial mess now hampering efforts to win work as its refinancing bill hits 拢90m
Firm racks up 拢111m pre-tax loss as full extent of eye-watering costs on restructuring plan revealed
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NewsNext phase of Carillion's Vaux brewery job up for grabs
Shortlist of five for 拢50m deal due in April
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NewsAecom drops main contracting ambitions after four years
Consulting-led firm abandons push into UK contracting sector following strategic review of the business
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NewsEngineering woe sees Lendlease dive into red
Firm says division is 鈥榥o longer required鈥� at group
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NewsUpdated Interserve rescue plan expected this week
Contractor confirms it is also "considering" alternative聽proposal from rebel US investor
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NewsFirms need to keep cash in the bank to thrive, says Morgan Sindall boss
Strong balance sheets cut out temptation of buying work, John Morgan adds
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NewsCITB forecasts slower growth as Brexit looms
Training body expects sector to grow by 1.3% this year - if the UK and EU reach a Brexit deal