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MG Rover
14:43, 3 OCT 2016
Deloitte sees fine over MG Rover dealings slashed
Banking & Finance
Finance giant sees penalty reduced from £14 million to £3 million after succeeding in an appeal
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Getting an inside track with Chinese investment
Manufacturing
Chinese investment and its support for UK manufacturing is as important now as ever, says Mike Loftus
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Secret Far East plan which could have saved Rover
Economic Development
Discussions were held in the mid-90s about selling thousands of Metros to Indonesia under 'Project Maleo' but collapsed when Suharto regime fell in 1998
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MG Rover crisis ten years on still leaves unanswered questions
Manufacturing
As the landmark anniversary passed this week, the Post recalls the desperate attempts to save the Longbridge carmaker in 2005 and how the bitter fallout from its collapse is still being felt to this day
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Longbridge's reinvention is a lesson to us all
Manufacturing
The passing of MG Rover in 2005 was both a sad and landmark event, but mourning the firm's demise isn't necessarily the right path to follow, says Jon Griffin
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Lasting legacy of MG Rover's demise
Manufacturing
Questions still need to be answered and lessons learned ten years after the collapse of MG Rover, argues Professor David Bailey
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MG Rover creditors could receive another £56m
Economic Development
Liquidator PwC says further payouts could be in line as original administrators continue to pursue claims against manufacturer
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Whole new 'suburban community' has risen from Longbridge ashes
St Modwen
£1bn rebirth of south Birmingham town could take another two decades to complete as tenth anniversary passes following collapse of MG Rover
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Deloitte fine over Rover 'should go to workers'
Economic Development
Government backs calls for donation as accountants appeal pay-out.
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Barkley Plastics set to break the £7 million barrier
Economic Development
The plastic injection and toolmaking specialist, based in Birmingham's Highgate district, is celebrating its 50th anniversary in style after landing a clutch of new automotive contracts and launching its own line of PVC floor tiles called 'Plasfloor'
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Deloitte charges over MG Rover collapse thrown out
Economic Development
Eight of the 13 charges against the firm related to transactions with the Phoenix Four before the car giant collapsed in 2005 have been overturned on appeal
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MG Rover workers still owed a payout years after this sorry saga
Opinion
The Phoenix Four should still do the right thing. By directing the proceeds of the Deloitte fine to former employees, the FRC could show them an example, write Prof David Bailey and Richard Burden MP
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Is the world ready for the Rover's return?
Economic Development
Speculation is rife the once-proud Midland brand could return after its collapse ten years ago. Enda Mullen talks to experts about whether it could ever happen
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Longbridge job hopes 'dashed by developers' say city councillors
Longbridge
St Modwen's £1 billion regeneration of the south Birmingham town has come under heavy criticism from planners who want to see more industrial development
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Dickens of delays as the little men lose out yet again
Opinion
For the uninitiated, iSoft became a byword in Birmingham and further afield for a financial morass.
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£4.5m car auction proves classic stuff
Economic Development
The Lancaster Insurance Classic Car Show saw 65,000 car-lovers head to Birmingham's NEC in an event hailed by organisers as "the best ever".
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Next phase of Longbridge redevelopment unveiled
Commercial Property
Major transport and digital investments, new residential and office schemes, and improvement work to Longbridge Lane, Tessall Lane and Longbridge Island are on the horizon
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The MG Rover Phoenix Four must cough up
Opinion
The Phoenix Four have finally run out of excuses, and they are about to pocket another million quid each from the wreckage of the car crash that they presided over at MG Rover.
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The sorry legacy of MG Rover's Phoenix Four
Opinion
John Towers, Peter Beale, Nick Stephenson and John Edwards became the unacceptable face of capitalism with the closure of MG Rover nearly ten years ago after racking up debts of more than £1 billion.
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Former MG Rover chief's letter sparks call for payout
Economic Development
John Towers, one of the notorious Phoenix Four, told former workers the entire assets of subsidiary MGR Capital would be wiped out four years before he pocketed £1m
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Former MG Rover bosses to share £6m payout
Economic Development
Phoenix Four and ex-chief executive in line for bumper pay day following deal with liquidator
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Ten-year MG Rover pension delay finally resolved with £8m payout
Economic Development
Saga branded an 'impenetrable mess' by MP will see 95 former Longbridge staff receive additional money following 2005 collapse
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Jon Griffin: Bringing back the glitz and glamour of the Motor Show
Opinion
The British Motor Show was an institution for decades. Post-recession, it deserves another outing.
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MG Rover pension delay blasted as 'complete mess' by MP
Economic Development
Decade-long wait has no sign of a solution in sight according to Birmingham MP Richard Burden who has attacked delay to resolve payout levels to 96 members of pension scheme
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