
Actions not words
Manufacturers call for practical support from the Government rather than "empty rhetoric" to enable them to achieve their economic potential.
Spring loaded

Behind the hype of the shareholder spring there's little sign of any real change-driving traction, argues Andrew Mernin.

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Gary Hutchinson shares the story behind Sunderland AFC's transformation into a major pull for the brightest stars of the music world.
House of cards

As another retail giant stumbles while others strive to avoid extinction, Andrew Mernin asks what the future holds for the UK's High Street and whether survival options are disappearing fast.
Up the organisation

It’s Sayonara to an extraordinary manufacturing boss from Nissan who helped pull a key North East industry back to its feet, post-recession.
Open top rush

As an official of the fine dining trade, Nick Shottel is used to speedy delivery and imaculate presentation. Would the latest Porsche 911 Carrera live up to his impeccable standards?
Edward the first

Edward Twiddy’s leaving his executive job at the Treasury to run the North East Local Enterprise Partnership. He tells Brian Nicholls why.
Have brush, will travel

Hayley Lumby has crossed the divide between bankers who counsel small businesses and small businesses that struggle to get along with bankers.
UK News
- Cameron looks to shield Britain from euro break-up
- Octogenarian becomes Britain's oldest kidney donor
- Euro crisis leaves door open for more BoE easing
- Small business fund looks to fill bank gap
- Joblessness falls unexpectedly, pay rises slow
Press Releases
- Exports soar for Sheffield valve manufacturer
May 11, 2012
- Cloud has no silver lining without security plan
May 3, 2012
- Hotel staff get on their bikes
May 2, 2012
- Yorkshire firm joins Meddo
May 1, 2012
- Horizonworks checks in with new client
May 1, 2012













