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Analysis
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Hammond loosens purse strings to beat the Brexit blues
The chancellor’s Autumn Statement, delivered to MPs in parliament today, put some flesh on the government’s plans to rein in austerity, writes Christopher Papadopoullos . The Autumn Statement was the first chance for the government... -
Liverpool2 opens for business – but can it compete?
Peel Ports' newly opened £400m container terminal has been built to attract the big post-panamax ships, but questions remain over whether it can compete on a world stage -
Brexit turmoil as high court rules that MPs must have their say
High court decision throws Brexit process into fresh turmoil as judges rule that parliament must have its say on article 50. -
British businesses can benefit from new era of peace in Colombia
As the Colombian president makes an historic first visit to the UK, we look at the prospects for UK infrastructure firms in the country. -
Apprenticeship Levy - what it means for UK firms
The Apprenticeship Levy is a now an active business concern, which needs to be understood and acted upon by the industry. -
All-lane-running: publicity drive and more data crucial to break Parliamentary impasse
Highways England has a job on its hands convincing MPs, motoring organisations and the public of the safety of ALR -
Electricity – we're having the wrong conversation
Recent controversy surrounding Hinkley Point C has exposed some myths about electricity costs, writes Peter Dixon -
Fear not for the Infrastructure Commission, for now
A pause in progression to an independent legislative footing does nothing to reduce the scope, status or importance of the National Infrastructure Commission, says Tom Eldridge -
Anticipation of new investment boosts value of UK infrastructure funds
Investment managers have turned their focus to UK infrastructure funds and stocks within the building sector. -
Powering the UK powerhouse
As the UK moves into a new phase of energy consumption and the Hinkley C decision is delayed, Julian Francis looks at the future of UK energy.