Eatonfield chief Lloyd in talks to buy Portsmouth FC
9:47 a.m., Sun - Cheshire property developer Rob Lloyd is in talks to buy Portsmouth Football Club, according to reports.
Co-op scuppers Duke's plan to redevelop town
12:07 p.m., Sun - The Co-operative Group has scuppered plans by the Duke of Northumberland to build a J Sainsbury supermarket and 150 new homes in Prudhoe, a town between Hexham and Newcastle Upon...
Man City confirms training ground move and stadium extension plans
6:41 a.m., Fri - Manchester City Football Club has confirmed that it may relocate its training ground to a site close to the City of Manchester Stadium.
League knocks back another Melrose bid for Stockport
4:03 p.m., Fri - The Football League has rejected another proposal by a consortium led by former Manchester City player Jim Melrose to buy Stockport County Football Club, which has been in...
Emirates adds 60 jobs in Wilmslow
7:40 a.m., Fri - Middle East airline Emirates is creating 60 new jobs at its European call centre in Wilmslow.
Guest Lecture - "Human Resources 2.1" by David Fairhurst
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Talent Mapping for the Public Sector
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
How and why to run a good CSR programme
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Employee Performance Management - an online approach
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Making More of Your Time and Money NEC3 Compensation Events
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Lessons from the first 50 years - Carol McLachlan
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
VAT & Financial Reporting Technical Update
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Invitation to meet Internationally Acclaimed Artists
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Football World Cup Seminar
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
A Business Breakfast with Simon Bentley
Wednesday, March 17, 2010 - Thursday, March 18, 2010
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City stadium plans tipped to include luxury hotel tower
12:00 a.m., Mon - A landmark tall building, housing a five-star hotel owned and operated by Manchester City Football Club's Abu Dhabi owners, is expected to form a prominent part of plans for the regeneration of the area around the City of Manchester Stadium in...
Cartel stops new cases after law firm is shut
12:00 a.m., Mon - Cartel Client Review, a Manchester-based claims management firm which has taken payments of up to £495 from tens of thousands of customers, stopped taking cases from new clients last week.
Music to their ears
12:00 a.m., Mon - In The City, Manchester's annual contemporary music jamboree, has a new management team which believes the event could play a much bigger role in leveraging inward investment.
Oakes aims to make a splash in flash pads for high earners
12:00 a.m., Mon - The latest must-have for the Premier League footballer who has everything? A chute so that he can splash down in his indoor swimming pool a second or two after getting out of bed.
A sort code lottery?
12:00 a.m., Mon - The Royal Bank of Scotland Group's plan to divest part of its branch network could have a bigger impact on business customers than many of them expect.
To Infinity and beyond, as 2010 gets off to confident start
12:00 a.m., Mon - Manchester-based private equity fund Infinity Asset Management is expecting to ramp up deal activity in the first few months of 2010 following a quiet 2009 dominated by its bid for Manchester-based property developer Ask.
Here to stay in city of opportunity
12:00 a.m., Mon - Altium Capital, the London-based investment bank which has moved its Manchester office into 4,000 sq ft in the Belvedere building on Booth Street, sees a “massive opportunity” to do deals in the North West.
On the Street and off the Cuff
12:00 a.m., Mon - Lawrence Jones, managing director of web hosting business UKFast, made a new running buddy on a recent visit to a private island in the Caribbean. Billionaire Sir Richard Branson, in fact.
Fly in the ointment
12:00 a.m., Mon - Manchester Airport's duty free shops are going great guns. Year on year sales are up 7 per cent, better than the high street.
Eatonfield bounces back after £1m deal
12:00 a.m., Mon - Investors in Eatonfield breathed a sigh of relief last week when the Cheshire-based property group revealed on Thursday that one of its joint venture partners had come to its rescue with a £900,000 equity injection.
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