Today's North East business news from Insider |
| Business Matters: Ready Player One! | Mark Convery from Sanderson Weatherall, says I don't know about you but if someone suggested going for a night out, I'd be thinking of a few pints around town and if they said 'do you fancy a game of something?', I'd imagine they would mean a game of pool or at a push maybe 10 pin bowling. But over the last few years there has been a real explosion in experiential leisure and 'Competitive Socialising' has become a buzzword in the industry.
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| Automating the future | Blyth-headquartered Tharsus is one of the UK's largest manufacturers of commercial robots, with an industry leading reputation creating robotics and tech – known to the business as strategic machines- that deliver competitive advantage and commercial success for its customers. The company's success has been driven by its founder, Brian Palmer, who spoke with Insider's Philip Cunliffe to explain his plans for significant future growth.
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| Global chip shortage hits Jaguar Land Rover | Jaguar Land Rover has posted pre-tax losses of more than £400m for the 2021/22 fiscal year due to the impact of the global chip shortage. However, the group's chief executive said that he is "encouraged" by a record order book.
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