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Germany and China are the cue to take mini-boom's profits

18.10.11
Take profits. Slope off to lunch. Blame the Germans. And the Chinese. It was that sort of day... more

No easy task to rid the City of its synthetic ETF

19.09.11
Would you buy a synthetic ETF from a City trader working in "Delta One"? Thought not. If ever an investment sounded dangerous, the synthetic exchange traded fund, or ETF, is it... more

Rail union plans legal action to save 1,400 Bombardier jobs

11.07.11
A leading rail union is considering legal action in a bid to save 1,400 jobs which are being axed by manufacturing giant Bombardier after it failed to win a £1.4 billion contract to build new carriages... more

I feel for Bombardier's axed workers, but the government is right

05.07.11
We should, of course, pity the 1400-plus engineering workers facing unemployment in the Midlands Bombardier trainmaking factory. But the Government is right... more

City Spy: Beeb brazens out link with debt collector

20.06.11
The radio editor of the BBC's top magazine, Radio Times, has blasted the corporation's management after reports that private-equity firm Exponent is the "preferred partner" in the sale of BBC Magazines... more

1,200 new carriages for 'cattle-truck' line

16.06.11
Transport minister Theresa Villiers has vowed to tackle "cattle-truck" trains with 1,200 new Thameslink carriages... more

BBC digital project cost millions

07.04.11
BBC needs a 'more vigilant approach to value for money' according to a senior MP after an IT project intended to make it more efficient ended up costing millions of pounds ... more

Invensys surging as the takeover gossip gains new strength

21.02.11
Engineering group Invensys puts a little spark into the FTSE 100, shooting up on reheated takeover talk... more

Uniq up as pension crisis is resolved

14.02.11
Takeover tittle-tattle sends blue-chip engineers Weir Group and Invensys soaring... more

What to do with the Royal Docks?

17.11.10
Boris Johnson and the London Borough of Newham want to revamp the historic gateway in time for the Olympics — but in their rush, they risk missing what makes the area special... more

EC may investigate Eurostar train deal

04.11.10
The European Commission is considering an investigation into Eurostar’s decision to choose Siemens over Alstom for its €600 million contract to supply new trains... more

Fired up Lord Sugar makes patriotic plea

15.09.10
Alan Sugar makes a patriotic attack on the Government for failing to buy more British computers. ... more

Budget sees Siemens unveil £80m UK wind plant

29.03.10
German telecoms giant Siemens set out plans to invest £80 million and create more than 700 jobs in the UK through a new offshore wind turbine plant... more

City Spy: Don’t bet on David Cameron to end spin culture

09.02.10
Pull the other one, Dave! The Tory party leader has called for an end to “secret corporate lobbying” and wants compulsory transparency rules for firms that specialise in spin doctoring... more

New 'intelligent' train which tells passengers where to sit

23.11.09
Train which tells passengers where to stand on the platform in order to get a seat could be operating on south London commuter services by 2013... more

Phone firms under attack for supplying ‘spy’ technology

22.06.09
Mobile phone firm Nokia and IT company Siemens came under fire today as it emerged they supplied Iran with the technology it is using to block phone and internet access... more

Man trucks probed in major ‘bribery’ scandal

12.05.09
The giant Man trucks and machines company is the latest German industrial concern to be embroiled in a corruption scandal that has spread across the country ... more

Get a move on, Ed, or sun will set on our wind-power dream

16.04.09
Energy analysis: Seen any sign of those 300 wind turbines the height of Nelson's Column going up in the Thames estuary for the promised London Array, "the world's biggest offshore wind farm"?... more

It’s better to pay a £900m fine than suffer a worse fate

03.03.09
There can't be many businesses that regard being fined €1 billion for endemic corruption as a successful outcome.... more

Siemens close to US scandal deal

21.08.08
Embattled engineering giant Siemens is close to reaching a settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission and the US justice department in its billion pound bribery scandal... more

Basketball link in Siemens trial

07.08.08
The next round of Siemens corruption trials will feature female basketball stars as witnesses... more

SEC team starts Siemens probe

06.08.08
US Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating billion-pound slush-funds... more

Siemens bids to avoid US action

01.08.08
Siemens hopes this week's guilty verdict in its massive kickbacks scandal will put proceedings against it in the US on hold... more

Siemens mulls scandal action

29.07.08
Board of German engineering group are expected to go after the assetts of former bosses as bribery scandal continues to rock the company... more

Guilty verdict in Siemens slush scandal

28.07.08
Former Siemens manager Reinhard Siekaczek, convicted over his role in a corruption scandal at the company, given a two-year suspended sentence and fined £85,000... more

15,000 facing the axe at Siemens

27.06.08
Scandal-plagued electronics giant Siemens could cut as many as 15,000 jobs worldwide, with the UK taking some of the pain... more

Siemens to sue scandal bosses

14.04.08
German engineering giant wants to go after the executive committee members in charge during slush-fund scandal ... more

New train design 'unworkable'

14.04.08
Plans for a new multi-billion-pound fleet of high-speed trains to run between London and the North and West of England are in disarray... more


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