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Buying JLR was ‘a terrific decision’, insists Ratan Tata

THE man at the helm of Jaguar Land Rover says Indian conglomerate Tata’s move to buy the loss-making West Midland group was a “terrific decision”.Read

Buying JLR was ‘a terrific decision’, insists Ratan Tata

THE man at the helm of Jaguar Land Rover says Indian conglomerate Tata’s move to buy the loss-making West Midland group was a “terrific decision”.Read

Pensions blow for TRW staff

WEST Midland workers with global giant TRW face smaller pension payouts which could see their retirement hopes devastated, it was revealed today.Read

Pensions blow for TRW staff

WEST Midland workers with global giant TRW face smaller pension payouts which could see their retirement hopes devastated, it was revealed today.Read

Metalrax agrees refinancing deal with banks to secure future

THE jobs of hundreds of West Midland workers looked safer today after Birmingham-based Metalrax PLC agreed in principle a crucial refinancing deal with the banks.Read

Pensions blow for TRW staff

WEST Midland workers with global giant TRW face smaller pension payouts which could see their retirement hopes devastated, it was revealed today.Read

Buying JLR was ‘a terrific decision’, insists Ratan Tata

THE man at the helm of Jaguar Land Rover says Indian conglomerate Tata’s move to buy the loss-making West Midland group was a “terrific decision”.Read

Relax in the real Greece

AS THE boat inched ever closer to the jagged outcrop of rock in the choppy ocean waters, the first glimpse of our intriguing destination came into view.Read

Troubled Birmingham boss quits National Express role

THE chief executive of troubled National Express is to quit amid spiralling debts and the sudden halt to the £15 million redevelopment of Digbeth Coach Station.Read

Lloyds Bank is to axe 100 Brum jobs

LLOYDS Bank is to axe 100 jobs in Birmingham as part of more sweeping cuts across the company, it was revealed today.Read

Troubled Birmingham boss quits National Express role

THE chief executive of troubled National Express is to quit amid spiralling debts and the sudden halt to the £15 million redevelopment of Digbeth Coach Station.Read

STAFF at Jaguar Land Rover have been asked to agree to delayed salary payments until the end of the month “to ease cash-flow problems”, it is claimed.

A report in Works Management magazine said that bosses had written to employees asking them to accept a delayed payment date for salaries from this month.Read

By Jon Griffin

THE main contractor behind the £15 million redevelopment of Digbeth Coach Station has ceased trading, it was revealed today.Read

Digbeth firm makes pewter dishes for Hampton Court’s Henry VIII display

A TINY Birmingham company is turning back the clock 500 years, by royal appointment in memory of Britain’s most famous king.Read

WEST Bromwich Building Society was within a “close call” of being bailed out by the taxpayer in a Dunfermline-style rescue, it was revealed today.

The full scale of the crisis facing the Black Country society emerged today after Chief Executive Robert Sharpe revealed details of the West Brom’s fight for survival.Read

Digbeth firm makes pewter dishes for Hampton Court’s Henry VIII display

A TINY Birmingham company is turning back the clock 500 years, by royal appointment in memory of Britain’s most famous king.Read

DHL workers face redundancy

MORE than 40 Birmingham city centre workers with logistics giant DHL face redundancy after refusing four-figure pay cuts to move to the Land Rover site, it was revealed today.Read

Clinton Cards step in to save 70 jobs at cash-stricken Birthdays

DOZENS of West Midland workers were celebrating today after Clinton Cards saved nearly 1,500 UK jobs – just a month after 332 stores crashed into insolvency.Read

Clinton Cards step in to save 70 jobs at cash-stricken Birthdays

DOZENS of West Midland workers were celebrating today after Clinton Cards saved nearly 1,500 UK jobs – just a month after 332 stores crashed into insolvency.Read

Postal workers launch inflatable post protest

A 20FT high post office came to Birmingham – highlighting a campaign to stop privatisation of the Royal Mail.Read

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