Business News for 26 November 2009

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Book chain Borders collapses into administration Nov 26 2009

Bookshop chain Borders has collapsed into administration, raising doubts over 1,150 jobsRead

No redundancies at Vauxhall’s Ellesmere Port plant Nov 26 2009

Vauxhall’s owner General Motors (GM) has today said it has “no plans” for any job losses at its Ellesmere Port plant despite cutting 9,000 staff from its European operations.Read

Liverpool specialist cleaning company Proventec wins NHSScotland contract Nov 26 2009

PROVENTEC, the Rodney Street-based specialist cleansing group, has won a new national contract to supply NHSScotland with its range of cleaning and janitorial products.Read

Minister kills off Everton FC's £400m Kirkby stadium dream Nov 26 2009

EVERTON FC’s bid to build a 50,000-seat stadium in Kirkby was last night rejected by the Government.Read

Liverpool team pioneers ‘virtual gift-giving’ Nov 26 2009

A TEAM of Liverpool designers is hoping to bring gift-giving into the digital age with the launch of a new mobile marketplace for “virtual gifts” that people can play with on their iPhones.Read

270 jobs to be created at £12m redeveloped Tulip facility Nov 26 2009

MEAT products producer Tulip is to create 270 new jobs in Wirral just a few months after announcing the closure of another factory in the borough.Read

Warrington-based water company United Utilities considers selling more non-regulated assets Nov 26 2009

UNITED Utilities is considering selling more of its non-regulated business interests to bolster its balance sheet.Read

Newton-le-Willows plant hire group Speedy Hire slides into first half losses but hopes to break even over next six months Nov 26 2009

SPEEDY Hire, the Newton-le-Willows-based plant and tool hire group announced a loss and falling revenues for the six month period to September 30.Read

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