DailyMail
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RUTH SUNDERLAND: Cheer up, City may be struggling but we've got M&S
Marks, perhaps the most quintessentially British business in the Footsie, is providing something of an antidote to the pall surrounding the City.
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Two of the biggest takeover sagas of the year look set to be resolved as deal mania sweeps the City
Bidders for Anglo American and Royal Mail owner International Distributions Services must put forward formal offers in the coming days - or walk...
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CITY WHISPERS: George Osborne springs to life after Chelsea gala invite
The great and the good were at the Chelsea Flower Show this week, keen to see and be seen at what is undoubtedly the most flourishing event of the...
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Government's NatWest shares sale to the public may be axed
It had been set to take place as early as next month in the largest sell-off to the public since Royal Mail listed on the stock exchange in 2013.
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Reeves will have to turn to wealth taxes to plug the £30bn black hole
Rachel Reeves recognises that if she is to march into No 11 Downing Street on July 5 it would be a big mistake to hit voters with huge tax rises...
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Melrose bosses scoop £300m bonus bonanza
The private equity-style windfall will be triggered on Friday after a sharp rise in the value of Melrose's shares since 2020 when the incentive...
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Drowning in debt: Here's the real reason our lakes and rivers are swamped by sewage
Having survived since the end of the Ice Age in England's largest freshwater expanse, the Arctic char is under threat like never before from raw...
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Britain lags woefully behind major rivals on 5G
The US and China are racing ahead while the UK has the lowest download speed of a G7 country.
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April showers blamed as shoppers take the month off
Heavy rain and storms were blamed for the decline. Experts had forecast a drop of 0.4 per cent.
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MARKET REPORT: FTSE keeps on falling as rate cut hopes recede
It fell 0.3 per cent - a fourth consecutive day of losses and sank into the red for a second week in a row, not long after it passed 8400 for the...
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ALEX BRUMMER: Weak enforcers betray UK
There is a reluctance to put up barriers to foreign takeovers because they suggest the country is not open to business.
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Royal Mail £350m in red but 'back on track', according to owner
The results came days before a crunch deadline that could see the 508-year-old firm fall into foreign ownership for the first time.