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NewsAustin-Smith:Lord returns to profit
Architect still paying the price for a problem job in the Abu Dhabi that nearly sent it into insolvency
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NewsSmall businesses being paid quicker
Association for Consultancy and Engineering survey finds time taken for small businesses to get paid has decreased by five days
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NewsBarratt and L&Q launch housebuilding JV
Long-standing partners launch new joint venture for major schemes
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NewsGalliford Try closes on 拢100m Manchester scheme
Contractor will build 522-home scheme in Brunswick area of Manchester
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NewsHousebuilders sign foreign buyers pledge
Eleven major builders promise to end advance marketing of London schemes overseas
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NewsHouse prices reach record highs in October
Government data shows recovery spreading from London to the regions
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FeaturesArchitect FAT to close down
Architecture practice FAT has said it will stop trading from next summer
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NewsCarillion seals deal on 拢335m Liverpool hospital
Carillion has reached financial close on the 拢335m Royal Liverpool University Hospital project
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Archive TitlesBalfour slashes 拢35m off price of FM business
Contractor announces final sale of WorkPlace divsion to GDF Suez Energy Services
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NewsBDP appoints new chief executive
John McManus takes the reins after Peter Drummond steps down after almost a decade
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NewsMorgan Sindall's commercial director steps down
Paul Whitmore to leave at the end of the year after 13 years at the firm
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NewsStart-up Alinea sets sights on 拢1.5m turnover in first year
Firm currently working on 拢1bn worth of schemes, with co-founder saying firm 鈥渃ouldn鈥檛 have asked for a better start鈥�
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NewsMouchel seeking 600 engineers
Consultant reports revenue of 拢555m in first full year since bank rescue
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NewsMAC on course to double in size this year
Start-up consultant specialising in retail sector forecasts strong fourth year of trading
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NewsCarillion bags 拢500m BT broadband cabling deal
Contractor also posts trading update confirming it will shrink this year
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CommentEarly payment schemes: The industry disease
Construction firms claim their early payment schemes give them flexibility, but critics say they are unfair to subcontractors and are killing growth. So who鈥檚 right?
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NewsHopkins' profit up 10%
London Velodrome architect reports success in the Middle and Far East following its Olympic work
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NewsBuro Happold increases profit as revenue falls
Engineer optimistic for 2013-14 after increased profitability in the last financial year