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Analysis
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Is bigger better? The client view
Businesses justifying their merger plans always say that the move will be good for their clients. Do clients agree? Jackie Whitelaw asks Graham Dalton and Miles Ashley. -
Government’s £15bn infrastructure investment pitch faces uphill battle to secure private finance
Market will want to know if the investments can produce double digit returns every year for seven years. -
Carbon reduction: it’s a life cycle thing
Think whole life when working out the best way to cut carbon says Mott MacDonald’s James Newton. -
Digital Ventures harnesses creativity needed to make most of digital opportunities
As a non-executive director, Denise Bower is helping Mott MacDonald to embrace the opportunities that digital can bring to the industry. -
Will the chancellor’s pledge to save UK town centres be delivered?
A £675m government fund to support Britain’s high streets has the potential to help keep town and city centres alive. -
Midlands prepares for decade of transformational change
The chair of ACE Midlands talks about an exciting time for infrastructure in the region. -
Let’s move now to tackle risks of artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence offers massive potential benefits, but risks need to be managed to safeguard against potential problems. -
National Infrastructure Assessment targets energy and transport sectors
Energy and transport have been highlighted in the National Infrastructure Assessment, but will the government respond positively to proposals? -
Being prepared for the global wildfire threat
Communities at risk from wildfires must be prepared to respond quickly in order to recover quickly, economically and also in terms of long-term impacts to the local climate. -
Uncertainty is now the new certainty as two cabinet ministers quit
The editor of Infrastructure Intelligence, Andy Walker, considers the ramifications of the resignations of the Brexit secretary David Davis and foreign secretary Boris Johnson.