BHP Billiton bets long on US shale assets
Five years after BHP Billiton plunged $20bn into the US shale revolution, the wait goes on for shareholders. Even if oil prices rally by one-third
Five years after BHP Billiton plunged $20bn into the US shale revolution, the wait goes on for shareholders. Even if oil prices rally by one-third
Poor air quality affecting most office workers Published: 17 August, 2016 A new survey has found that indoor air pollution is prevalent in work places
Alan Vallance has been appointed Chief Executive of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) following a competitive recruitment process. Alan Vallance has a background
3 June 2016 | James Richards A project to merge the back-office functions of a number of Whitehall departments has “not achieved value for money”, says
Construction companies sharply curtailed their activity on repair and maintenance work in August in one of the few concrete signs of falling output after the
©Bloomberg Siemens has agreed to pay €3.75 a share in cash to shareholders of Spanish renewables group Gamesa, as part of a deal that will
Issue A supermarket banned a customer from taking his foldaway bicycle into store for health and safety reasons. Panel opinion This is clearly a myth
Top fenestration specialist Sidey is a finalist in The VIBES – Scottish Environment Business Awards, recognising its commitment to the environment. Sidey is the only
The final call for potential speakers from within the construction industry, who are willing to share their knowledge, experience and lesson’s learned with their industry
Power has been installed at the 700 acre site at SEGRO Logistics Park East Midlands Gateway, supporting up to six million sq ft high specification
Five years after BHP Billiton plunged $20bn into the US shale revolution, the wait goes on for shareholders. Even if oil prices rally by one-third
Poor air quality affecting most office workers Published: 17 August, 2016 A new survey has found that indoor air pollution is prevalent in work places
Alan Vallance has been appointed Chief Executive of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) following a competitive recruitment process. Alan Vallance has a background
3 June 2016 | James Richards A project to merge the back-office functions of a number of Whitehall departments has “not achieved value for money”, says
Construction companies sharply curtailed their activity on repair and maintenance work in August in one of the few concrete signs of falling output after the
©Bloomberg Siemens has agreed to pay €3.75 a share in cash to shareholders of Spanish renewables group Gamesa, as part of a deal that will
Issue A supermarket banned a customer from taking his foldaway bicycle into store for health and safety reasons. Panel opinion This is clearly a myth
Top fenestration specialist Sidey is a finalist in The VIBES – Scottish Environment Business Awards, recognising its commitment to the environment. Sidey is the only
The final call for potential speakers from within the construction industry, who are willing to share their knowledge, experience and lesson’s learned with their industry
Power has been installed at the 700 acre site at SEGRO Logistics Park East Midlands Gateway, supporting up to six million sq ft high specification