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A quarter of building firms that took bounce-back loans have defaulted or entered arrears on their repayments, Construction News can reveal.Data obtained under the Freedom of Information Act shows that 46,323 defaulted on the loans up to the end of January this year. A further 18,878 were in arrears at the time.The combined total of

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Thirty-eight construction companies fell into administration in March. Not only was the total eight higher than February’s tally and 23 more than January, but it also marked an all-time high since Construction News began publishing monthly administrations data from Creditsafe in January 2020. The previous record was set in February 2020 with 36 administrations. The

This article is from The Checkup, MIT Technology Review's weekly biotech newsletter. To receive it in your inbox every Thursday, sign up here. This week, coronavirus has been back in the news in a big way. We’ve seen the resurgence of a debate that has been swirling since the start of the pandemic—where did the

Construction insolvencies are once again on the rise, with 30 companies going into administration in February – double the total for the previous month. “It’s worth noting that an uptick in insolvencies now is likely a result of the issues the sector – and wider economy – faced this time last year as inflation began

The true costs involved with registering with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) have been laid out – around $2 million and 953 days in time spent. As SEC chair Gary Gensler pushes for greater regulation, Fox journalist Eleanor Terrett has revealed just exactly what that means for a business wanting to comply. Her comments

Science & Nature Documents detail how the EPA coordinated with the very companies they’re supposed to to regulate by attacking researchers and smearing peer-reviewed...