In person: Andrew Wolstenholme

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BB Construction Director Andrew Wolstenholme plans to reevaluate the firm's framework agreements during the year 2000. He has already informed a number of construction firms their services are no longer required despite past agreements promising them five years of work. There is some concern suppliers will be reluctant to work with BAA in the future. Wolstenholme also plans to review methods of payment to suppliers, in order to reduce the time spent on paying invoices. Wolstenholme was a captain the army. He took over his current role in Oct 1998.

Officials and employees, Corporate directors, Cover Story, Behavior, Airports, BAA, Wolstenholme, Andrew

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First person: Losses and gains

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The UK construction industry needs to tackle the issues of large contracts with caution, after construction firm Laing announced losses of 20 million pounds sterling on the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, Wales in 1998. Firms run a higher risk by taking on large contracts which incur massive losses should things go wrong. The probability of risk can be reduced by firms merging to produce very large companies which can take on the pressures involved with large projects.

Analysis, Construction industry, Column

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No place to hide your digital person

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The details of two new privacy books "No Place to Hide"by Robert O' Harrow and "The Digital Person" Daniel Solove are discussed.

Books, Book Review, No Place to Hide (Book), The Digital Person (Book), O'Harrow, Robert, Solove, Daniel

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