Construction: Unfinished business

- Callum Brodie
- 24 Jun 2013
- Indicative reading time: 8 minutes

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While the construction sector is enduring a difficult period due to the economic downturn, insurers are optimistic that, with several major projects underway and in the pipeline, there are still opportunities in the market

The tentacles of recession have tightened around the public and private sectors since the start of the economic slide six years ago – yet nowhere has the squeeze been felt more than in the

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