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11. PC firms' merger plan now on hold

Get Wokingham, Thursday 13 December 2001
PLANS to merge two of Berkshire's biggest employers are hanging by a thread after Hewlett-Packard's largest shareholder said it would vote against the transaction.

12. MORE I.T. WORKERS FACE THE AXE

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 12 December 2001
By ADAM J SMITH
More I.T. workers are facing a bleak Christmas with the threat of job cuts early in the new year.

13. A computer star is born

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 12 December 2001
FOUNDERS - ITP managing directors, Darron Anley, left, and Damien Harold

14. Strike threat over plan to axe post jobs

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 12 December 2001
Leaders of Britain's postal workers have threatened a national strike after the head of Consignia disclosed shock plans to axe up to 30,000 jobs over the next 18 months.

15. Winnersh jobs to go as cable firm wields axe

Get Wokingham, Tuesday 11 December 2001
DEBT-RIDDEN cable group NTL is to slash its workforce by up to 4,000 in a bid to claw back costs, the company has announced.

16. Abbey's drive to challenge the ‘big four'

Get Wokingham, Monday 10 December 2001
Abbey National is to recruit around 600 staff across the UK as part of a push to snatch market share from its rivals in the business banking market, it said today.

17. British bosses remain upbeat

Get Wokingham, Friday 7 December 2001
British bosses are bucking the European trend by remaining upbeat in the wake of the September 11 attacks, new research shows.

18. Hear this! Firm backs yule appeal

Get Wokingham, Friday 7 December 2001
GIFT-ED - Pop sensation Hear'Say launch Peugeot's Toys for Children appeal

19. MP sees the physio

Get Wokingham, Thursday 6 December 2001
COMFORT ZONE - Physiotherapist Glenn Bilby advises Reading East MP Jane Griffiths on the best sitting position for working at a computer

20. Home prices surge ahead two per cent

Get Wokingham, Thursday 6 December 2001
House prices surged ahead by two per cent in November as consumers regained their confidence following the September 11 atrocities, Britain's biggest mortgage lender said today.