Issue : 12 January 2018
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Only a massive shift can weather 2018's perfect stormSubscription
A shortage of one crucial resource threatens growth worldwide.
Week in numbers: Interserve, McMullen and a new housing ministerSubscription
Figures behind the headlines on another housing minister, Interserve’s debt, and McMullen’s acquisition.
Commercial meltdown can be offset by 2018's growth sectorsSubscription
Construction companies appear set for a positive start to 2018 following a steady recovery in new work towards the end of last year, according to latest data from the IHS Markit / CIPS Purchasing Managers Index.
‘Left in the dark’: McMullen creditors speak outSubscription
Subcontractors hit by the administration of McMullen Facades have told Construction News they have been “left in the dark”, with some of the affected businesses now at risk of collapse.
Laing O’Rourke JV awarded $125m over Canada problem job Subscription
A legal dispute over Laing O’Rourke’s CAD$2.1bn problem hospital job in Canada has been settled with the client handing over CAD$125m to cover the cost of delays to the scheme, it has emerged.
British Land splits risk with McAlpine on Broadgate's next chapterSubscription
Sir Robert McAlpine is British Land’s sole contractor on the £1bn upgrade of London’s Broadgate Campus. So just what is SRM doing to instil so much faith in its client?
Tarmac: Paving the road aheadSubscription
“Well, I didn’t see that coming.”
Carillion ‘minder' job vacant for three months, minister confirmsSubscription
The government has confirmed that Carillion’s Whitehall ‘minder’ left a month after the contractor’s July profit warning and was not replaced for a further three months.
Swansea tidal lagoon promised ‘substantial’ public investmentSubscription
The Welsh government has promised “a substantial investment” towards the construction of the Swansea Bay Tidal Lagoon in a bid to kickstart work on the much-delayed energy scheme.
Khan's Brexit report says construction most at riskSubscription
Construction will be the worst affected major industry following Brexit, according to a study commissioned by mayor of London Sadiq Khan.
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