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Emirates chief warns of years of turbulence at Boeing
Tim Clark has said the aircraft manufacturer will struggle to get back on track following the mid-air blowout on an Alaska Airlines flight.
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Very price too high, Barclay brothers told
The struggling retailer hoisted the for sale sign earlier this year in a bid to tackle its mounting debts.
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Daniel Kretinsky: I can't make promises on Royal Mail stamp prices
The billionaire - nicknamed the 'Czech Sphinx' - has suggested costs could continue to spiral in coming years.
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RUTH SUNDERLAND: Pregnant pause for economic growth
In the UK, fewer babies coupled with increased longevity means a shrinking working age population and an ugly fiscal picture.
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London-listed firms dish out £12bn in dividends in three months boosting savers and pensioners nest eggs
This was a rise of seven per cent on the first quarter of 2023 and was the highest amount since 2021.
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UK businesses urge Labour to scrap the 'tourist tax' to turbo-charge the economy
Leading businesses are calling on Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves to axe the hated 'tourist tax' if Labour wins the election.
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Spare us politicians' quick fixes, says HAMISH MCRAE
Politics makes the headlines, but it is interest rates that shift the economics. That's the conclusion to be drawn from the past few days.
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Rate cuts could crash copper prices, analysts warn
The price of the metal has surged to record highs this year and has reached more than $10,000 a tonne.
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Local councils urged to save Woodsmith workers at Anglo American
The Mail revealed earlier this month that more than 1,000 roles could be cut at Woodsmith, which is a mammoth fertiliser mine being built under the...
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Glencore eyes bid for Anglo American coking coal assets
Anglo's chief executive Duncan Wanblad last week put the division up for sale after fending off three takeover attempts from its bigger rival BHP.
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Vodafone completes sale of its Spanish operations for £4.3bn
The division has been sold to London-based telecoms investor Zegona.
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MARKET REPORT: JD Sports drags its feet as few spend big on clothes
The FTSE 100 self-styled 'King of Trainers' said profits fell 8 per cent to £917m in the year to February 3.