Today's North West business news from Insider |
| Strong third quarter at THG | Group revenues at Manchester-headquartered THG have surged in its latest quarter, with the chief executive hailing a "strong trading performance". The business, which had been hit by a falling share price in recent weeks, also said it had started the process of appointing an independent non-executive chair, in preparation to step up to a Premium listing.
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| Business Matters: Acquisition for Growth | Clare Durkin, partner at BLM, says you will often see statistics about how many businesses fail within their first year, or some variation on that theme. However you don’t hear quite as much about the risks and pitfalls of buying a business and the period of time thereafter, which can be just as stressful and uncertain an experience.
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| £40m Liverpool city centre scheme progresses | A £40m Liverpool city centre scheme to build 258 apartments has taken a major step forward. Hughes House will be demolished to make way for the development after it was sold to The Bank of Montreal's UK Housing Fund.
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| AO announce new partnership | Bolton-headquartered online electricals retailer AO has announced a new commercial partnership with a membership organisation for private landlords.
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| Buyer found for Bury FC and Gigg Lane | The administrator of Bury FC has said securing the future of football at the former League One club is a step closer after agreeing heads of terms with an association of supporters’ groups.
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| Roundtable: Funding - The Changing Landscape | It’s been an unusual two years with the majority of businesses searching new avenues for funding. Our roundtable asked how the funding landscape was being affected by supply chain, distribution, recruitment, and inflationary headwinds.
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