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10 Sep 2014: Reductions come just 11 months after David Cameron opened a wing-making facility in Belfast for the Canadian-owned firm -
9 Sep 2014:
The Manufacturing Advisory Service survey of 900 companies found record numbers of firms are planning to recruit
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8 Sep 2014:
Majority of politicians polled say British businesses who abuse safety or rights of overseas workforce should be prosecuted
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5 Sep 2014: New Alpen cereal bars are first products designed with Chinese consumers in mind, since 2012 takeover by Bright Foods
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4 Sep 2014: Long-term decline in factory vacancies and rise in jobs such as barista has kept average wage growth below inflation, says IDS
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4 Sep 2014:
New finance deals fuel growth but analysts fear rate rise, low wage growth and flood of near-new used cars will put the brakes on
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3 Sep 2014: Electric car maker run by Elon Musk finalises terms to build $5bn battery plant, which Nevada hails as major economic boon
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1 Sep 2014: Phillip Inman: latest PMI figures showing UK manufacturing activity slowing suggests the sector has reached full capacity
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1 Sep 2014:
British manufacturing activity grew at the slowest rate in 14 months in August as factory order books filled at much slower pace
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1 Sep 2014: Rising energy costs and the unpopular ‘Triad’ charge could force manufacturers out of the UK, but there is a solution
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1 Sep 2014: EEF, the UK manufacturers' group, warns about potential export downturn due to flagging eurozone economy and strong pound
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29 Aug 2014:
The tiny Danish town of Billund is home and creative cornerstone of the famous toy brand. With a new visitor centre planned for 2016, chief executive Jørgen Vig Knudstorp tells Rupert Neate how Lego returned to its foundations
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29 Aug 2014:
It's not the sort of place you would imagine one of the world's biggest companies might be based. Welcome to Billund, Denmark (population 6,194), home to Lego
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27 Aug 2014: British retailer's contribution falls short of £3m which labour rights groups have called on Matalan to donate since disaster
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24 Aug 2014:
With 3D bio-printing in the pipeline, dental and medical applications could be worth $6bn by 2025
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