Today's Wales business news from Insider |
Latest News | Plans for an extension and viewing platform on Wales' oldest pleasure pier have been given the green light.
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Firms that were considering selling their business before the pandemic, or even acquiring a company, may be left wondering if valuations are affected by coronavirus. Craig Blackmore of Verde Corporate Finance shares his thoughts.
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A Newport retail consultancy that helped set up pop-up Tesco stores around NHS Nightingale hospitals has secured funding from Lloyds Bank.
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ThinCats has been approved by the British Business Bank as a new accredited lender to provide term loans through the Coronavirus Large Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CLBILS).
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National cinema chain Cineworld has agreed a new secured debt facility worth more than £200m.
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A new chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority has been named.
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Shoe Zone slipped to a pre-tax loss during the first half of its financial year, with revenue also dipping because of the Covid-19 pandemic. The business has also closed 20 stores and made redundancies.
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Detailed plans for the construction of 125 homes at the former Arjo Wiggins Paper Mill site in Cardiff have been given the thumbs up.
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Intu has provided an update on lender discussions as it looks to achieve stability through standstill-based agreements. The shopping centre giant also confirmed it has appointed KPMG to make contingency plans for administration should its talks with stakeholders prove unsuccessful.
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Liberty Steel Group UK has set out plans for further investment in its Rotherham and Newport plants as part of its Greensteel strategy.
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Member Exclusive News | The Welsh Innovation Centre for Enterprise (ICE) has named its new chief executive.
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