Sellar has unveiled its initial proposals for the £1.5bn redevelopment of Liverpool Street station in London. The developer, responsible for other major projects in the capital such as the Shard, outlined plans for a new office, retail, and leisure scheme with new public and green… The post Liverpool Street £1.5bn redevelopment plans unveiled appeared first…
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The winners of the first-ever Inspiring Women in Construction and Engineering awards have been revealed at a ceremony in central London. Jointly launched by Construction News and its sister title New Civil Engineer, the awards celebrate the role models and organisations empowering women in construction… The post Inspiring Women in Construction and Engineering awards 2022:…
Leading figures from the UK construction industry will gather at CN's Transforming Construction conference next month to discuss the implications of new building safety regulations on the sector. In one of the event's headline sessions, Mace chief executive for construction Gareth Lewis will discuss specific… The post Mace and Skanska among firms at Transforming Construction…
HS2 has fired up its first giant tunnel boring machine (TBM) in London. The 2,000-tonne piece of equipment, known as Sushila, was launched in Hillingdon on 6 October and will bore five miles towards Greenford in west London. Sushila will work on a 24-hour basis… The post HS2 launches first giant TBM in London appeared…
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It has been one of Europe’s dirtiest companies for more than a century; now rwe is aiming to be among the cleanest. Germany’s largest power generator has recently taken two big steps towards this goal. On October 1st it agreed to buy the renewable-energy business of Consolidated Edison (ConEd), an American utility, for $6.8bn. Three…
Stock futures were flat on Friday morning as investors looked ahead to September's jobs report for further clues into the Federal Reserve's tightening campaign.Futures tied to the Dow Jones Industrial Average shed 12 points, or 0.04%, while S&P 500 futures dipped 0.09%. Futures tied to the Nasdaq 100 slipped 0.07%.Advanced Micro Devices' stock fell in…
The Electronic Coin Company, the organization behind Zcash, claims that concerns of a spam attack are mostly just FUD...