Chinese ecommerce businesses more than double their share of UK warehouse take-up

These companies and their logistics partners accounted for 17% of UK warehouse take-up in the third quarter of 2026, according to Knight Frank. The post Chinese ecommerce businesses more than double their share of UK warehouse take-up appeared first on Property Week.

6 Types of Business Agreements a Contract Lawyer Commonly Drafts

Ask a contract lawyer what fills most of their week, and the answer is rarely courtroom drama. It’s agreements: quiet, practical documents that decide who does what, who pays whom and what happens if plans change. For businesses across Australia, from sole traders to growing companies, the same handful of agreements come up again and […] <p>The post 6 Types of Business Agreements a Contract Lawyer Commonly Drafts first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

ATPCO Turns the Workplace into an Event Destination

As companies rethink the purpose of the workplace, the office is being asked to do more than accommodate employees. Increasingly, headquarters are becoming places where companies host customers, convene leadership, celebrate milestones and bring distributed teams together. That evolution is turning the office into something closer to an event venue—and that has significant implications for […] <p>The post ATPCO Turns the Workplace into an Event Destination first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

C.W. Driver Companies Begins Work on $74 Million Malibu Middle School

C.W. Driver Companies, a leading general contractor, has broken ground on Phase II of the Malibu Middle and High School campus. Following the completion of the interdisciplinary high school building, this next phase will focus on academics, wellness and athletics for middle school students. The $74 million project includes a Middle School Core and Gymnasium, advancing the community’s vision for […] <p>The post C.W. Driver Companies Begins Work on $74 Million Malibu Middle School first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

Water companies failed to report sewage discharges within legally required timeframe

England’s nine water and sewerage companies have been criticised after failing to report more than 50,000 sewage discharges within the legally required timeframe in the first half of 2026, according to a report from Surfers Against Sewage (SAS). The post Water companies failed to report sewage discharges within legally required timeframe appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

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