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- Eco Link assets bought by South West groupThe assets of Grantham-headquartered Eco Link Power Ltd have been bought by a South West company following its administration last month.
- SW profit warnings reach six-year high - EYProfit warnings at listed companies in the South West reached their highest level in six years during the third quarter of 2014, a new report from EY has revealed.
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