Coventry business news

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Firm in talks on airport takeover
A Midlands-based company is in talks to buy and take over the running of Coventry Airport, it is confirmed.

Football's financial winners and losers
Clubs are different levels of English football have been affected differently by the economic downturn.

Company pulls out of airport deal
Business support firm ADP pulls out of a potential deal to take over the running of Coventry Airport.

Will Vancouver count cost of Olympics?
Rising costs and the global economic downturn mean orgainises of the Winter Olympics in Vancouver will be happy to break even.

Dismay at Cadbury closure plans
Kraft's decision to close Cadbury's Somerdale factory in Keynsham prompts dismay among workers.

Does it matter that Cadbury is no longer British?
Does it matter that Cadbury's is not British?

New Jaguar Land Rover talks end
Talks between management and unions over the future of Jaguar Land Rover break down.

Cadbury agrees Kraft takeover bid
Cadbury is to be taken over by US food company Kraft after its board approved a new bid, the two companies have confirmed.

Ford agrees Volvo sale to Geely
Ford has agreed to sell Swedish carmaker Volvo to China's Geely and expects the deal to be completed early 2010.

Will Swedes work on a Chinese menu?
Life under American ownership didn't help the Swedish car industry flourish - can the Chinese do any better?

Coventry Airport closed by owners
Coventry Airport, which lost passenger airline Thomsonfly as a customer last year, is closed indefinitely due to financial difficulties.

Support offered to Ericsson staff
Business and council leaders in Coventry are setting up a group to help the 700 workers whose jobs will go at telecommunications firm Ericsson.

Extra business tax to be debated
Firms in Coventry are to be consulted about plans to stop or change the purpose of an extra tax on the city's businesses.

Olympic bidders look to strike gold
The hosts of the 2016 Olympics can expect to see economic benefits, but they may also be a financial downside too.

Used cars 'now gaining in value'
A shortage in supply of used cars is causing their prices to rise rather than fall, according to an industry research company.

Car scrappage: Winners and losers
Who are the winners and losers of car scrappage schemes?

Workers' shock over fraud inquiry
Reaction to the serious fraud office's decision to call in the report into the collapse of MG Rover.

MG Rover in fraud investigation
The Serious Fraud Office is to investigate the collapse of MG Rover in 2005, the business secretary has confirmed.

Scrappage scheme helps car orders
The UK's car scrappage scheme is having a "positive impact", carmakers say, with the annual rate of decline in sales slowing.

Concerns grow over Vauxhall jobs
Concerns about the future of Vauxhall's UK plants grow after the breakdown of talks over who will buy the firm's owner.

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