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‘Loss of a typology’: campaigners call for listing of Swindon leisure centre 1/3 Swindon Oasis leisure centre Source: Historic England Source: Source: OURSTUDIO An architect of leisure centres is among campaigners calling for the domed Swindon Oasis leisure complex to be protected from redevelopment The complex was completed in Swindon, Wiltshire, in 1975 by Gillinson Barnet & Partners and is described in the RIBA Guide to Modern Architecture as a ‘fantasy structure, its half-submerged dome resembling a flying saucer’. Advertisement But the leisure centre closed permanentl...

2021 Rising Stars: Adam Larkin Senior Manager, Program Management, Celanese Engineered Materials Adam Larkin graduated from Pennsylvania State University with a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering with polymer engineering option and from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University with a master's degree and doctoral degree in chemical engineering. He first joined the plastics industry as a research engineer at Celanese of Florence, Ky., in the Technology and Innovation Leadership program. "I was interested in plastics because my high school AP Chemistry teacher indicated it was ...

The spike in China’s overnight rate highlights Beijing’s challenge in reining in leverage.

RBA doubles QE; rates on hold at 0.1pc to 2024 Save Share RBA lifts employment outlook  Afterpay closes up 7.9pc 5.25PM – Feb 2, 2021 Sarah Turner The Australian dollar has declined after the Reserve Bank of Australia unexpectedly doubled the size of its bond buying program and said interest rates will remain at ultra low levels for another three years. In a "dovish surprise" the RBA said it would buy another $100 billion bonds - or $5 billion a week - keeping its fast-paced buying for another six months. Interest rates, the three-year government bond yield, and the term funding facility ...

ASX sinks 2.8pc in worst week since October Save Share Westpac lifts Australian dollar forecast to US85¢ by mid 2022 Sarah Turner Westpac lifted its Australian dollar forecast to US82¢ by the end of 2021 and US85¢ by mid-2022. The bank cited a steepening global yield curve, the outlook for commodity prices and likely ongoing solid momentum in China. “As usual there are always risks principally related to the global vaccine rollout; policy in China and the US fiscal stimulus,” chief economist Bill Evans said. “For Australia we are less uncertain, with fiscal and monetar...