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好色先生TVMiller group sales down 15%
Miller reduced its loss before tax from 拢72m in 2009, to 拢58m in 2010
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好色先生TVBillington profits fall 75%
Profits collapsed at the steel specialist but it is still in the black and has 拢4.9m in the bank
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好色先生TVRenew retreat hits 60 jobs at Allenbuild
Allenbuild to close regional office in Wigan as parent company shuts northern business
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好色先生TVMears targets work from failed rivals
Social housing contractor hits out at underbidding as turnover rises 11%
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好色先生TVLorne Stewart profits flat on turnover down 拢10m
Lorne Stewart pre-tax profits were virtually unchanged in 2010, despite a drop in turnover
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好色先生TVRenew closes Northern division and abandons public sector work
Renew Holdings will close division in the north of England blaming poor returns and lack of profit in the public sector
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好色先生TVAtkins boosts Scottish team with acquisition
Atkins has taken over Technical Services Scotland in a deal worth 拢800,000
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好色先生TVBovis Homes profits more than double
Bovis Homes increases profit to 拢18.5m on the back of a 6% sales rise
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好色先生TVMortgage lending slumps in January
CML figures attributed to an 鈥檜nusual combination of factors鈥�
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好色先生TVConstruction output fell in January
Data released by the ONS today shows output in January was below that in December
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好色先生TVMarshalls鈥� profits up despite 拢11m winter hit
Landscaping group says it is looking to build activities overseas
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OFT may appeal tribunal fines cut
Competition body to 鈥渃onsider鈥� appeals tribunal decision to cut bid-rigging fines by 90%
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好色先生TVBalfour Beatty rules out major acquisitions
Firm wants to focus on 鈥檃ugmented organic growth鈥� and PPP markets in the US and Canada
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好色先生TVISG boss says London fit-out will not recover till 2012/13
锘縒arning comes despite contractor鈥檚 profit rising 73% on 拢150m sales increase
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好色先生TVTreasury committee launches inquiry into future of PFI
Review will establish if it is a suitable method of delivering projects
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Mitie creates mobile facilities management division
The new division will be called National Mobile Services