Coronavirus and construction 鈥� Page 5
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NewsBam nosedives to 拢119m loss in first half
Firm blames covid and problem job in Germany for slump
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NewsInfrastructure work will only fully recover by end of next year, Atkins report suggests
Technology will be at forefront of comeback, firms predict
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NewsWear masks on site, CLC tells workers
Face coverings should be worn in certain conditions is group鈥檚 latest advice
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NewsSecond covid-19 wave would not be as bad for construction as the first, Mace says
Importance of industry to governments will help it survive further lockdowns, firm adds
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NewsConfidence among construction workers about future prospects begins to ebb away
IT and finance the most optimistic professions
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NewsCovid hasn鈥檛 gone away, Balfour Beatty chief warns
Leo Quinn says it could be another year before normality returns
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NewsDecision to scrap athletes鈥� village for Commonwealth Games prompts rethink over housing mix
Perry Barr scheme will not be used during event in 2022
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NewsCovid sends Balfour Beatty into the red for first time in four years
UK鈥檚 biggest contractor expects normal profit to return next year
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NewsUK economy in recession as GDP plunges by largest amount on record
Covid sends second quarter GDP down by more than 20%
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NewsBellway sees completions slump by a third
Housebuilder says sales rates have now partially recovered from lockdown collapse
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NewsProbe into government鈥檚 Nightingales鈥� contracts to report later this year
National Audit Office will reveal findings this winter
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NewsLendlease and Multiplex caught up in Melbourne lockdown
New restrictions in Australia鈥檚 second city follows rise in number of covid cases
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NewsRedrow pulls out of London estate revamp
Housebuilder was set to transform Alton Estate in Roehampton
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NewsConstruction activity races along at fastest pace for nearly five years
But concerns remain about thinning order books
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NewsAecom swings the axe with 500 jobs set to go
Move comes days after former chief executive David Barwell was replaced
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NewsSites staying open in US help Keller weather covid storm
Around 90% of firm鈥檚 300 jobs in country avoided being shut down
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NewsConstruction output to fall by a fifth this year, CPA warns
Commercial and private housing the worst affected sectors
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NewsCovid blamed as Cheshire firm Cruden goes into administration
Around 100 jobs go after loss-making firm calls in KPMG