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Home REIT probe blasts investment adviser for lack of transparency
An investigation into allegations of wrongdoing at embattled homeless accommodation provider Home REIT has levelled substantial criticism at its...
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Pubs, bars and restaurants see bills surge 81%
Pubs, bars and restaurants have seen their bills soar by 81pc over the past year according to new figures.
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JAMES ASHTON: Can we cash in on chips?
Microchips have taken over the world. Even in 2021, the year supposedly riven with shortages, more than one trillion chips were installed in devices.
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US boost after Joe Biden strikes debt limit deal
President Joe Biden and the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Kevin McCarthy, announced an agreement following weeks of stalemate.
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Rolls-Royce planning job cuts that could see around 3,000 roles slashed
Rolls said it was working on the 'transformation' of several areas of the business, one of which related to 'organisational efficiencies'.
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British Chambers of Commerce sets up business council
The British Chambers of Commerce aims to bring together economists and business leaders for 'expert advice and feedback'.
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Ocado set for FTSE 100 relegation after slump in share price
The online grocery delivery firm boomed in lockdown, but the easing of restrictions put it on the back foot as consumers returned to supermarkets.
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Interview: Marks & Spencer chief executive Stuart Machin
The City loved Machin's first set of annual results. Pretax profits were up by more than a fifth to £476 million.
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MIDAS SHARE TIPS UPDATE: Developer has a mine of prime sites
Existing shareholders should stick with it. New investors could grab a bargain at current levels.
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MIDAS SHARE TIPS: Loans for combine harvesters can reap rewards
At £1.59, the shares offer real potential - and the dividends add further spice. Buy.
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Lloyds slams Facebook owner for failing to stop online scams
Britain's biggest retail bank - which has 26 million customers - blasted the social media giant for enabling so-called 'purchase' frauds.
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Shop around to invest in affordable furnishings
The fortunes of homeware retailers rely on people feeling relatively confident about their circumstances and the outlook for the property market.