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Johnson Matthey signs deal with Hystar to increase green hydrogen production
The latest partnership follows a similar deal earlier in the year with Plug Power, a US company focused on green hydrogen.
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Credit Suisse bondholders fight back over UBS takeover
The Swiss lender's demise two months ago has sparked lawsuits from its bondholders who were left with nothing after the emergency tie-up.
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Heathrow airport shareholders could scoop £1.5bn in dividends by 2027
The move would benefit foreign shareholders such as the China Investment Corporation, Qatar Investment Authority and Spanish giant Ferrovial.
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L&G's beef with Big Mac on 'overuse' of antibiotics in mass meat production
Legal & General Investment Management will take the burger chain to task at its annual meeting.
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Revolut faces new legal battle over '£600,000 fraud'
Terna claims Revolut breached money laundering rules by failing to stop a 'fraudulent' transaction last year, court papers reveal.
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CITY WHISPERS: ATG scores with Bobby Charlton and Terminator
As one of the better performers among the companies that floated during the 2021 boom, ATG appears to be going great guns.
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Surge in sales of second-hand supercars
Last month, 3,194 vehicles were listed on Auto Trader with asking prices in excess of £150,000. That compares with just 2,252 in April last year.
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Is there no end to George Osborne's ambition?
Osborne has moved a step closer to the Agnellis' sacred inner family circle by securing the chair of the family's new investment fund, named Lingotto,
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MIDAS SHARE TIPS UPDATE: Experian set to score highly after blip
Experian is hard to value, and the shares have struggled. But they still look worth holding on to for the long term.
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Nationwide to pay 3.4m customers £100 each
Nationwide said 3.4m eligible members will split £340m through a new Fairer Share scheme that it hopes to repeat annually.
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RUTH SUNDERLAND: Nationwide boss spills the cash
Debbie Crosbie is giving away money to eligible members. Nationwide can do this because it is owned by its members and not answerable to City...
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Nationwide: Housing's 'green shoots' of recovery
The building society predicted that prices will fall by 4.5 per cent in 2023 and return to growth again next year but only by 0.7 per cent.