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Dunne Group to double revenue in 2012
The Dunne Group is set to double its revenue in 2012 after winning contracts on major projects, its group operations director has told CNPlus.
Dunne Group returns to profit on back of major projects
The Dunne Group returned to profit in 2011 on the back of a string of major projects, it said today.
'Delays' to Pinnacle, Cheesegrater and Walkie Talkie would open window for other new offices
Potential delays to the Pinnacle, Walkie Talkie and Cheesegrater skyscrapers could create a window for new office developments in 2014 and 2015, according to a report out today.
Mace 'on track' to become £1bn company after strong 2010
Mace is on track to become a £1 billion turnover company after seeing revenues increase by 17 per cent in 2010, the firm said today.
Severfield profits drop by two thirds
Severfield Rowen’s pre tax profit fell by two thirds in the first six months of 2011 compared with the same period last year.
Laing O’Rourke confirmed for the Cheesegrater
British Land and Oxford Properties have confirmed that Laing O’Rourke has been appointed main contractor on the Leadenhall Building, commonly known as the Cheesegrater.
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Brookfield to resume Pinnacle construction
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Skanska and Laing O'Rourke battle for Cheesegrater deal
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Aon takes 10 floors in the Cheesegrater
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City agrees to defend £500m Walkie Talkie scheme
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Plans sumbitted for £250m Croydon skyscraper
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Cucumber plans begin to sprout
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British Land outlines development plans
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Construction begins on £500m Walkie Talkie
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Six line up for the Cheesegrater
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China opportunities offer lifeline for skyscraper builders
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Student tower plan gets go ahead
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London office development now at lowest level ever
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Cucumber tower plans unveiled
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£340m Cheesegrater to go-ahead as British Land forms JV with Canadian pension fund
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Living in the heavens
On the outskirts of the City of London students will be able to enjoy very lofty views across some prime central real estate. Paul Thompson reports
Can tower plans survive the economic crisis?
The downturn is making developers think twice about building skyscrapers, with as many schemes on hold as on site
