Activity in Britain's construction sector slowed for the eighth month in a row in August, extending its longest downturn since 2020 as optimism in the sector weakened, purchasing managers' data showed ...

Construction output in August fell for the eighth successive month, weighed by marked reductions in housing and civil ...

Construction output in August fell for the eighth successive month, weighed by marked reductions in housing and civil ...

In the rentals market, RICS' measure of landlords seeking tenants for their properties fell to its weakest since April 2020, which surveyors expected would lead to bigger rent increases.

The latest S&P Global UK construction purchasing managers’ index showed another steep drop in output in August, although the ...

The outlook for the PDE4B inhibitors market is changing as this drug class demonstrates significant therapeutic promise in respiratory, dermatologic, and inflammatory diseases. Existing approvals such ...

(Alliance News) - The UK's construction sector remained mired in contraction in August, with activity falling for the eighth consecutive month, led by steep declines in the housing and civil ...

FTSE 100 opened this week in positive territory, gaining around 0.3% in early trading on Monday, fueled by ...

The UK construction industry is projected to grow by 1.6% in 2025, driven by rising data center and renewable investments, and government support in ...

The flow of fresh rental properties coming to market has fallen at its fastest rate in five years, according to surveyors ...