British construction firm Carillion collapsed yesterday after banks refused the firm further financing, Reuters reports. The 200-year-old firm went into mandatory liquidation after banks refused to restructure liabilities upwards of GBP 2 bn. Carillion becomes the first corporate giant to fail in the UK in 10 years. The UK government was forced to guarantee some of their ongoing public works.
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