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- New faces. Roth, Andrew // New Statesman & Society;7/24/92, Vol. 5 Issue 212, p25
Profiles Stephen Byers, Labour's 39-year-old MP for Wallsend. Background; Career development; Major accomplishments, particularly in the field of education; Initial achievements following his election.
- New faces. Roth, Andrew // New Statesman & Society;12/11/92, Vol. 5 Issue 232, p23
Examines Stephen Byers, the new member of England's Parliament representing North Tyneside. Education debate with David Congdon; Byers' life and education; Political offices held by Byers; Victories for Byers; Debate on judges' retirement; More.
- Company law review. // Credit Management;Jan2000, p9
Informs that British Secretary of State for Trade and Industry Stephen Byers has welcomed a consultation exercise issued by the independent Company Law Review Steering Committee. Steering Group's invitation for views on proposals relating to aspects of company law.
- Byers' promised talks on shipyard help fail to happen. // Professional Engineering;05/10/2000, Vol. 13 Issue 9, p12
Reports on the British government's failure to honor a pledge to hold high-level meetings with the shipbuilding industry. Statement release by Great Britain's trade and industry secretary Stephen Byers on April 20, 2000; Expected discussion of issues on industrial competitiveness.
- Railtrack substitute runs late. // Financial Management (14719185);Feb2002, p5
Reports that the Railtrack could remain in administration in 2002 and its replacement is unlikely to be set up until early 2003 in Great Britain. Remarks from Stephen Byers, secretary of state for transport; Replacement of Railtrack with a not-for-profit company.
- Stephen byers. Richards, Steve // New Statesman;01/10/2000, Vol. 129 Issue 4468, p18
Discusses the observations of Blairite minister Stephen Byers on the opportunity provided by the election and the second term. Byers' reflection on the introduction of Knowledge Bank; Byers' opinion on the government's problem with its core vote; Byers' views on the European Union summit in...
- Rules that bind. // Accountancy;Oct2000, Vol. 126 Issue 1286, p25
Reports on British Trade and Industry Secretary Stephen Byers' efforts to allay business fears by announcing that he has no plans to introduce new employment legislation. Byers' response to business groups' concerns about the impact of new employment rules.
- Speaking out. Rigby, Rhymer // Management Today;May99, p27
Criticizes on the speech of Stephen Byers, England's Secretary of State for Trade and Industry at the conference sponsored by the Institute of Electrical Engineers. Observation of Byers' speaking behavior; Ability to keep the audience entertained; Discussion on agency's policies; Key speaking...
- Consumers to take on Rip-off Britain. Jardine, Alexandra // Marketing (00253650);07/29/99, p13
Reports on the British Secretary of State Stephen Byers' publication of a white paper entitled `Modern Markets: Confident Consumers,' in line with its fight against high prices of products and commodities. Paper's avoidance of using government powers to reduce prices; Aim of the paper to make...
