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Jobs. There has been more uplift in services than manufacturing: the deficit on trade in goods was 8.6bn ...
The car manufacturing giant has announced a profit jump of around 150% for the first quarter...afflicted by the earthquake and flooding in Thailand, which disrupted the manufacturing supply chain. But ...
dislike their location. And opinion is also divided by sector. Firms in the construction and manufacturing ...
The March ONS data is out and, despite the recession, manufacturing is making a half-hearted...put a new spring in manufacturing s step with a 0.9% recovery. But across the first quarter of 2012 as ...
manufacturing giant Diageo after its representative threatened to pull its sponsorship of the British Institute
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Export orders have fallen at the steepest pace since May 2009, dragging manufacturing growth down...The pulse rate of the UK manufacturing sector has been bouncing around all over the place. After a ...
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15 months of services growth and manufacturing at a 10-month high. Yet the official data now ...
India last week. Tata has been a real boon for Welsh manufacturing in recent times, with 240m about to ...
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