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Pound surges as US inflation falls further than expected - Vimarsana News

Pound surges as US inflation falls further than expected

The pound has jumped after US inflation fell more sharply than expected last month raising hopes that interest rates in America will begin to fall early next year.

Source: yahoo.com
Making data an ally to project delivery decision-making - Vimarsana News

Making data an ally to project delivery decision-making

Rhiannon Evans and Tom Woodhouse explain why government must improve its use of data to increase project delivery success

HS2 bosses 'covered-up ballooning costs of high-speed rail line by telling staff to lie in bid to keep billions flowing into the project': Probe is launched into allegations - Vimarsana News

HS2 bosses 'covered-up ballooning costs of high-speed rail line by telling staff to lie in bid to keep billions flowing into the project': Probe is launched into allegations

An investigation into the company behind HS2 has been launched following accusations that bosses covered up the costs of the rail line by telling staff to lie to keep billions flowing into the project.

Industry should prepare for 'fundamental cultural shift', says Hackitt - Vimarsana News

Industry should prepare for 'fundamental cultural shift', says Hackitt

Dame Judith Hackitt has told Construction News that she is positive about the new building safety regulatory regime but, in a speech yesterday, she also

Built environment 'desperate for an upgrade' says BESA president - Vimarsana News

Built environment 'desperate for an upgrade' says BESA president

Buildings should be made to work better for social and economic reasons, not just to meet safety and climate change goals, according to the president of the Building Engineering Services Association (BESA). Speaking at the opening of the Association’s annual conference in London, Claire Curran