Business
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Wales must agree infrastructure vision
Country needs a clear plan that can be developed in collaboration with the whole community, says ACE Wales chair Geoff Ogden. -
Environment minister to set out policy changes at EIC Annual Conference in November
Keynote presentation from Rory Stewart, MP and Environment minister expected to clarify post coalition policy changes by new Tory government. Book now for reduced entry to event on 19 November 2015 in London. -
Mergers: still the way of the world
Nelson Ogunshakin is heading to the FIDIC conference in Dubai and it has set him thinking about the shape of international business in the future. -
Laing O’Rourke to continue investment in innovation despite “challenging” 2014
Latest £53.1M loss by European business will not dent contractor’s ambition to boost engineering capability and pioneer its digital engineering, design for manufacture and assembly (DfMA) approach. -
Permitted Development Rights for office to residential conversion - an update
The Conservative Party promised to extend the Permitted Development Rights after the General Election. The issue now remains will they be extended and when? Alex Ground explains the key issues to consider. -
Integrated Project Insurance: what is it, can you benefit from it?
Find out about a revolutionary style of insurance that allows blame free project relationships and encourages collaboration at a free IPI masterclass. -
Structure your finances for Time To Pay changes
From this month HMRC is requiring all PAYE, NI and VAT payments are made upfront and on time by direct debit. Nick Haggitt explains the changes and how to manage them. -
Late payment – ACE asks where the urgency is in 2015?
What is happening with late payment? ACE sums up the current scene and calls for a tougher supply chain payment charter. -
Video: Mark Southwood - shared learning key to delivery success
Why keeping a consistent team involved throughout the project lifecycle can prevent problems in delivery. Temple Group chief executive Mark Southwood explains. -
Austerity could open door to new models of third party funding for infrastructure
Sovereign funds want to invest in infrastructure; the UK needs to make it easier for them to do it, says Atkins’ Nick Roberts.