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Newcastle architecture firm unveils new identity and brand after 10 years

Newcastle-based GT3 Architects will now be known simply as GT3 after marking a decade in business....

Planning reforms could unlock new homes around Newcastle train stations

More than a million homes could be built around train stations in Newcastle if planning rules were reformed....

Giant parmo woman to take on Great North Run to support Middlesbrough FC Foundation

Business development manager Jill Cull, who works at North-East law firm Muckle LLP, will run the Great North Run dressed as a giant parmo....

Hartlepool firm triples office space after acquisition sparks rapid growth

Pivotal Sec Plusin Hartlepool has tripled its office space following a major acquisition and rapid growth....

First look at Stockton primary school after £8.2m transformation

Oxbridge Lane Primary School has been fully refurbished in an £8.2 million redevelopment....

Ant International wins payment licence in Brazil

Ant International wins payment licence in Brazil

Ant International, a global digital payments and financial technology provider, has secured a Payment Institution (PI) licence from the Central Bank o...

Cone Denim to exit China production, shift focus to Mexico platform

Cone Denim to exit China production, shift focus to Mexico platform

Cone Denim has announced it will exit denim manufacturing in China by the end of 2026 in a bid to “better serve” the global fabric market....

Computacenter profits nearly double on surging demand for AI infrastructure

The FTSE 100-listed company hailed a record financial performance in North America over the first half of the year....

Computacenter profits nearly double on surging demand for AI infrastructure

The FTSE 100-listed company hailed a record financial performance in North America over the first half of the year....

Computacenter profits nearly double on surging demand for AI infrastructure

The FTSE 100-listed company hailed a record financial performance in North America over the first half of the year....

Computacenter profits nearly double on surging demand for AI infrastructure

Computacenter profits nearly double on surging demand for AI infrastructure

The FTSE 100-listed company hailed a record financial performance in North America over the first half of the year....

Computacenter profits nearly double on surging demand for AI infrastructure

The FTSE 100-listed company hailed a record financial performance in North America over the first half of the year....

Computacenter profits nearly double on surging demand for AI infrastructure

Computacenter profits nearly double on surging demand for AI infrastructure

The FTSE 100-listed company hailed a record financial performance in North America over the first half of the year....

Computacenter profits nearly double on surging demand for AI infrastructure

Computacenter profits nearly double on surging demand for AI infrastructure

The FTSE 100-listed company hailed a record financial performance in North America over the first half of the year....

Computacenter profits nearly double on surging demand for AI infrastructure

Computacenter profits nearly double on surging demand for AI infrastructure

The FTSE 100-listed company hailed a record financial performance in North America over the first half of the year....

Cut spending to tame jittery bond markets, City bosses warn... as Healey hints at a Budget tax raid

Cut spending to tame jittery bond markets, City bosses warn... as Healey hints at a Budget tax raid

The Chancellor, pictured, was told that investors would continue to take a dim view of Britain until he starts getting to grips with the public financ...

DWP holds the key to fixing the public finances - but will Labour be brave enough? asks ALEX BRUMMER

DWP holds the key to fixing the public finances - but will Labour be brave enough? asks ALEX BRUMMER

John Healey's Coventry speech, with its emphasis on growth, was an improvement on his predecessor's doom-laden, trades union-focused start in office....

'Don't move the goalposts on pensions', Standard Life boss tells Labour

'Don't move the goalposts on pensions', Standard Life boss tells Labour

Standard Life boss Andy Briggs, pictured, warned against repeating the run-up to the last two budgets which saw thousands of savers to make unnecessar...

Shares in telecoms firm Gamma Communications edge up as investors prepare for a bidding war

Shares in telecoms firm Gamma Communications edge up as investors prepare for a bidding war

The FTSE 250 company, which handles business calls in the UK and Europe, last week backed a £1bn offer from British private equity group Epiris....

Next overturns court ruling which forced it to pay shop staff the same as warehouse workers

Next overturns court ruling which forced it to pay shop staff the same as warehouse workers

Shop workers had taken legal action against the fashion chain for paying its retail sales staff lower hourly wages than its warehouse workers....