What North East businesses and leaders thought of election results
How North East businesses reacted to election results
How North East businesses reacted to election results
A multi-million-pound contract to improve social homes across the north east of England will be delivered by a new strategic partnership.
Sam Martin, 18, a young engineer has become Teesside Airport’s first-ever apprentice.
Family investment office firm, Middleton Enterprises, with offices in Newcastle and London, announced its funding of Upholstery2u, a mobile upholstery repairs provider. Middleton Enterprises is investing £1.125m of Growth Capital.
Women in Tech North East, a regional community promoting the participation and representation of women in the technology sector, is excited to announce it is now a Community Interest Company (CIC).
North East law firm Womble Bond Dickinson (WBD) has been recognised for its commitment to the ESG agenda after winning two awards at the inaugural The Legal 500 ESG Awards.
AN ESTABLISHED marketing firm is eyeing up further growth following a key merger that has put them on course to turnover £1m.
Seventeen-year-old Sophie from Brotton has been recruited as an apprentice tube welder at the Parralloy site in Billingham.
Businesses across the North East are battling huge challenges that are causing a rollercoaster of confidence and stress.
A Darlington-based tanning studio chain is set to open nine new stores - creating up to 100 new jobs - thanks to a £20million deal with HSBC UK.
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