Monthly Archives: April, 2025

Bill Miller IV, CIO of Miller Value Partners, shares his view on the Bitcoin market, MSTR and shares he how he is approaching the Bitcoin market in 2025. Summary: The Bill Miller IV Interview Bill Miller IV, CIO of Miller Value Partners and Bitcoin 2025 speaker, joins Bitcoin Magazine’s “The Culture Bit” to lay out

TLDR New CEO Lip-Bu Tan acknowledges Intel has “fallen behind on innovation” and recovery “won’t happen overnight” Intel plans to spin off non-core businesses to focus on core operations Tan emphasizes rebuilding engineering strength and recruiting top talent Intel stock declined nearly 3% following Tan’s cautious comments Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick suggested withholding additional funds

The report comes as UK-based Wood Group plc is facing a possible buyout by design firm Sidara, located in Dubai.  Logo courtesy Wood Group U.K. engineer-contractor Wood Group plc says a financial review uncovered “material weaknesses and failures” in the financial culture of its projects business unit. As a result, the Aberdeen, Scotland-based firm says

Images from bovis.com Under new ownership, Lendlease UK is returning  to its old brand name of Bovis, hailing back to the company’s founding in 1885. The £35m sale was announced in January and completed today on satisfaction of conditions. Atlas Holdings’ portfolio of companies includes cladding specialist Permasteelisa and US steel fabricator Veritas Steel. The

The UK’s biggest building merchant Travis Perkins has warned of an “uncertain” recovery in the construction market after reporting huge losses. In a stock market update on Tuesday (1 March), the FTSE 250 firm posted a pre-tax loss of £38.4m in the year ending 31 December 2024 – a drop of 131 per cent from

Dame Judith Hackitt Dame Judith Hackitt will chair the new panel of construction industry leaders that is being set up to look at how to improve local authority building control in response to the Grenfell Tower Inquiry. Building safety minister Alex Norris revealed the appointment this morning (1 April) as he appeared in front of

Ferrovial’s UK contracting arm has almost tripled its pre-tax profit after its revenue exceeded £500m for the second year running.  The London-based subsidiary of the Spanish conglomerate recorded a pre-tax profit of £14.1m in the year to 31 December 2024, compared with £5.5m the year before.  Turnover at Ferrovial Construction (UK) rose by 1 per

Pre-tax profit at Multiplex Construction Europe fell by more than a third last year although turnover grew by 16 per cent, according to the contractor’s latest annual accounts. It made a pre-tax profit of £19.6m for the year to 31 December 2024, down by 37 per cent on the previous year’s £31m. In his strategic