News in the Services sector - written by Eilis Jordan

The UK arm of neutral vendor and workforce management company the Albany Group is believed to be on the verge of collapse because of financial difficulties. An administrator has yet to be appointed, though it has been confirmed that Albany Technologies has ceased trading. [more]

Allbury Travel Group, the owner of Greek operators Libra Holidays, Argo Holidays and Jetlife, went into administration over the weekend, rendering travellers stranded abroad. [more]

The majority of Globespan's 800 staff will be made redundant, and thousands of customers' travel plans disrupted after the Scottish airline entered admin [more]

Plant hire business Incasep, which trades as Greyhound Plant Services, has been put on the market after going into administration with the immediate loss of at least 40 employees. [more]

The East Coast rail service, run by National Express, is to be taken into state ownership, after failing to renegotiate its funding contract with the Department for Transport (DfT). [more]

Australian bank Macquarie is beginning to look for potential buyers for the Bristol airport in an effort to raise cash and make repayments to its investors. [more]

Energy and metals business Wood Mackenzie has been placed on the market by its struggling private equity owner Candover. [more]

The Competition Commission has released its final report after a two-year long investigation into BAA's monopoly of the major airports in the southeast and ownership of three major Scotland airp [more]