Tom Keighley
Business Journalist at BusinessLive UK
Business reporter for @jnlbusiness and @businesslive. Tips: [email protected]. Mani interesē Latvija.
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2 weeks ago |
business-live.co.uk | Tom Keighley
A return to Division One of the County Championship for Durham's cricketers has helped their club broadly maintain turnover and profits. New accounts for the Durham Cricket Community Interest Company show the club generated turnover of £8.36m in the year to the end of September, up from £8.02m in 2023, while operating profit fell to £248,685 from £294,663.
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2 weeks ago |
business-live.co.uk | Tom Keighley
James Carver has been a director at Carvers since 2009, a family-run business that has provided property services since 1991. Carvers offers a wide range of services, including residential sales, lettings, property management, and commercial property consultancy. The group also includes Carver Commercial, which specialises in chartered surveying and commercial property services. What was your first job?
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2 weeks ago |
business-live.co.uk | Tom Keighley
The number of Yorkshire businesses affected by financial distress fell in the early part of the year but there are suggestions the improvement is the "calm before the storm". Significant or early-stage business distress fell 12% in the first three months of 2025, impacting 40,000 firms in Yorkshire and almost 6,000 fewer than in the final part of 2024. The figures from Begbies Traynor Red Flag Alert also showed distress was growing year-on-year - 6% on the first quarter of 2024.
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2 weeks ago |
business-live.co.uk | Tom Keighley
The boss of Nissan has insisted the troubled automotive giant has the resources and determination to stage a turnaround despite it bracing for a £3.7bn net loss. In a revised outlook for its 2024 financial year, the car maker now expects net losses to be more than nine times what it previously set out, at between ¥700-750bn, equivalent to about £3.7bn.
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3 weeks ago |
business-live.co.uk | Tom Keighley
Scaffolding provider Hi-Point Access has secured £250,000 investment to fuel growth having acquired Barnsley's Gap Scaffolding Services. The funding from NPIF II - Mercia Debt Finance, which is managed by Mercia Debt as part of the Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund II, will be used for working capital and to give the firm new equipment in the follow-up to its latest deal.
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