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Two Notts companies win places on league table from the fastest-growing profits stars
Two Nottinghamshire companies are amongst ten headquartered within the Midlands that have won places on the 22nd annual Sunday Times BDO Profit Track 100 league
Trump's Pentagon: No Place for Good Men
On Monday of this week, White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows-fresh from testing positive for COVID-19-called Secretary of Defense Mark Esper to let him
MotorSport Vision acquires Donington Hall Estate
MotorSport Vision (MSV) has purchased the freehold of the Donington Hall Estate comprising Donington Hall itself, former office building Hastings House, and the Lansdowne workshops
Norton moves HQ to West Midlands
Castle Donington-based Norton Motorcycles is moving to a new headquarters. The “state-of-the-art” production site in Solihull, West Midlands, will open carrying out a multi-million pound investment
Rolls-Royce signs agreement to sell Bergen Engines
Rolls-Royce has signed an agreement to market the Bergen Engines medium speed gas and diesel engines business to TMH International, the international branch of TMH
Raffensperger to the Rescue
It was really all we needed: One previously obscure public official to face up on his hind legs and say No, I will not surrender
Confidence returns for East Midlands businesses as stage two of lockdown reopening roadmap begins
Confidence among the region’s businesses reaches its highest since prior to the last general election because the partial reopening of the economy begins, based on
Rolls-Royce plans to shut jet engine plants for two weeks
Rolls-Royce has revealed plans to shut down civil aircraft jet engine plants for two weeks this summer to curb losses caused by the pandemic. First
Hospitality's post-COVID-19 spending bounce back may not arrive until late summer – EY
There is significant pent-up consumer demand for hospitality and leisure, but the majority of UK consumers are still hesitant to return to restaurants and bars