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Melrose boss Simon Peckham: 'The stock markets need predators like us'
Simon Peckham (pictured) says the stock market needs companies like his otherwise badly-run businesses will just carry on underperforming.
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JEFF PRESTRIDGE: Profiteering? Never, say the insurers... but premiums keep rising
The mounting cost of claims - fuelled by inflation - which insurers say is behind the higher cost of cover does not explain why some customers are...
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Pension funds hit buffers after rout on the bond markets
Thousands of firms with defined benefit schemes -which pay pensions based on workers' salaries - placed bets on interest rates staying low.
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The super-rich socialists bankrolling Labour: Sir Keir charms posse of wealthy backers
Labour's efforts to win over business leaders are bearing fruit. One notable backer is eco warrior Dale Vince (pictured), who is worth £100m.
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Nationwide backs Mail campaign on to stop tax grab on savings
Nationwide, which is run by chief exec Debbie Crosbie, (pictured) has backed our campaign demanding a rethink from Chancellor Jeremy Hunt.
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CITY WHISPERS: Estonians grab licence while Revolut is forced to wait
Revolut boss boss Nik Storonsky (pictured) has been blasting watchdogs for not yet granting his company a UK banking licence.
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Billionaires clash over future of beleaguered fast fashion star Asos
Retail titan Mike Ashley (pictured) raised his stake in Asos, held through his firm Frasers Group, to 9.9% last week as takeover talk continued.
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AstraZeneca in deal with start-up to fight diabetes
The FTSE 100 firm will team up with London-based Quell Therapeutics to collaborate on research and the licensing of any new medicines.
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Britain must back its own, says says ALEX BRUMMER
None of this, in an era of rising economic nationalism, makes long-term sense.
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Tourist tax is hurting all UK, says Jeweller
Simon Walton said spending by visitors has dried up in places such as York after VAT-free shopping ended.
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You can profit on journey into unknown so... Don't fear AI revolution
Day by day apprehension is growing over the impact on civilisation of AI. But so too is the excitement over its potential.
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Crispin Odey fights to retain top clients after sex scandal
Peter Martin said he was 'confident that our service providers will continue to work with us to ensure that the interests of investors are protected'.