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1. HI-tech's the sign of the times
Get Wokingham, Friday 28 September 2001STATE OF THE ART - Colin Wells of Fastsigns, shows off the new buyer's guide for Reading businesses
2. IT firm beats gloom with revenue up 55 per cent
Get Wokingham, Friday 28 September 2001UK IT specialist Science Systems plc has bucked national trends by announcing soaring revenue for the first six months of 2001 compared with last year.
3. Economic cheer at 20-year low
Get Wokingham, Thursday 27 September 2001Economic optimism has fallen to its lowest level for more than 20 years in the wake of the terror attacks on the United States, according to a new survey.
4. 470 jobs go at defence giant
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 26 September 2001THE electronics giant Thales, which employs more than 400 staff in Reading, is closing its Bracknell base and slashing 470 jobs.
5. Accountants' website scoops prize
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 26 September 2001Winner - Bob Harper beside the award-winning website
6. Firm keeps businesses going in times of crisis
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 25 September 2001A THATCHAM-based company is helping the world's biggest businesses set up secret strongholds across the UK to counter further terrorist attacks.
7. Firm moves because it can't afford to stay
Get Wokingham, Monday 24 September 2001A company which has been in Reading since 1932 is moving because it cannot afford to stay in town.
8. Bosses in boost for hospital
Get Wokingham, Monday 24 September 2001Business friends - Aiming to raise funds for Royal Berkshire Hospital are John More, Carol Arnold, Bhodi Sunth, Paul Davies, David Everet, Ann Griffin, Bob Pomeroy and Martin Butler
9. £34bn wiped off Footsie
Get Wokingham, Friday 21 September 2001More than £34 billion was wiped off the FTSE 100 Index in the first half-hour of trading today as the mood in the City grew even darker.
10. Marathon effort by Henley firm
Get Wokingham, Friday 21 September 2001THE AIT Group plc, of Henley, will be going that extra mile to ensure next year's Reading Half Marathon gets off to the best possible start.