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The Japanese investment group hopes to use its $23.5bn share sale next week to invest in future-shaping technologies such as driverless cars.
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A university in Finland has invented a process to turn waste wood into material for clothing.
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Former building society manager Maureen Stephenson, 71, had to battle with Economy Energy for 12 weeks to get her refund of £244 after switching to a new supplier in September.
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The bank violated New York banking law after its boss attempted to identify a whistleblower.
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PwC analysis predicts India will rise to fifth as Brexit impact pushes UK to seventh Britain’s stalled economy will fall back in the international rankings next year to sit in seventh place behind India and France, according to a report by consultants at PwC. A fall in the value of the pound, combined with
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Watchdog says the Bank spent without following procedures and had too many empty desks.
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'Dramatic reduction" in number of purchases of unhealthy food eaten 'on the go' also revealed
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Regulator accuses senior management of failing to follow whistleblowing policies Barclays has been slapped with a $15m (£12m) fine by a New York regulator over attempts by chief executive Jes Staley and senior management to unmask a whistleblower. The New York state department of financial services said its investigation found “shortcomings in governance, controls and corporate culture relating to Barclays’ whistleblowing function”.
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Sniping at his own choice for the Federal Reserve is bad for the president and the central bank Another day, another tweet from Donald Trump
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After heavy market losses, Wall Street faces its bleakest Christmas since the 1930s
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Currently, dipping in to an unarranged overdraft can cost much more than if the customer had an arranged facility but the FCA will stop banks from levying the extra penalty.
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Gender equality has stalled, says WEF, as women globally are paid 63% of what men get The global pay gap between men and women will take 202 years to close, because it is so vast and the pace of change so slow, according to the World Economic Forum. The WEF, which organises
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'The story of coal is a tale of two worlds'
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The FTSE 100 closed down 71.65 points at 6701.59 and the pound was at $1.26 against the dollar.
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Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, as UK blue-chip index stocks suffer their worst December in decades
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Companies that run the pipes and wires which supply British homes have come under fire for bumper payouts, which will be reduced
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Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, as stocks suffer their worst December in decades
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Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, as stocks suffer their worst December in decades
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Company which specialised in augmented reality received more than $100m in funding but ultimately failed to make a profit
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Fishing enthusiasts helped Angling Direct to bumper takings on Black Friday.
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FCA says banks make £2.4bn a year from overdrafts and market is ‘dysfunctional’ Banks are to be banned from charging excessive fees for unauthorised overdrafts, paid by 14 million people every year, after the City watchdog found that the current system of fees needed “fundamental change”. The
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Government confirms anyone who adds solar from April 2019 will not be paid for excess electricity exported to grid The government has said households that install solar panels in the future will be expected to give away unused clean power for free to energy firms earning multimillion-pound profits, provoking outrage from green campaigners.
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A study by UK consumer group Which? has found nine per cent of people were landed with a missed delivery note - when delivery was not even attempted in the first place.
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Chain bucks retail gloom after profit warnings at Asos, Bonmarché and Superdry
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The watchdog has stopped short of calling for a break up but it's proposals aren't without merit. What they don't address are the corporate misdeeds that led to the many scandals the auditors missed
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Flights will restart more than 10 years after it halted services following a major hotel bombing.
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The move is long overdue and it shouldn't hit 'free' banking as some have claimed
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The company said group sales rose by 31.5 per cent to £14.6 million in the four months to November 30 despite a ‘difficult trading environment’.
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Despite better coverage, 2% of customers are unable to use Netflix or YouTube, says Ofcom Almost 700,000
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However, RICS also said that the Bank of England’s projections of a 30 per cent fall in house prices following a disorderly Brexit were ‘implausible’.
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Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, as stocks suffer their worst December in decades
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Proposals mark the most radical attempt yet to reform a sector in which just four firms - EY, Deloitte, KPMG and PwC - check the accounts of 341 of the top 350 listed companies in Britain
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A newly advertised property for sale suggests that it could be possible to buy a home in the centre of the capital - in Zone 1 - with a deposit of around £20,000.
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Different rates for arranged and unarranged borrowing set to go as part of 'biggest intervention in overdraft market for a generation'
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Eating to such an excess can put motorists at real risk as the overdose of carbohydrates consumed can lead to severe tiredness and slower reaction times at the wheel.
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One of the great hopes of the UK tech sector, Blippar, collapses following a funding dispute.
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Ofgem says consumers should pay less towards networks such as National Grid The energy regulator has provided some relief from rising energy costs by announcing measures that will reduce bills by about £45 a year from 2021. Ofgem said on Tuesday that it would halve the level of returns for the companies that run the wires and pipes that supply the UK’s electricity and gas.
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Proposals by the regulator would lead to lower returns for investors, but save customers money.
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Charges on the original Severn Crossing have been in place since 1966 when the fee stood at two shillings and sixpence - the equivalent of 12.5p today
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Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, as stocks suffer their worst December in decades
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Troubled online stores yesterday joined in the panic-selling sweeping high streets. They cut prices to jumble-sale levels in a desperate attempt to drum up business.
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I’d asked for our favourite seats, but when we arrived other diners were sitting there
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US broadcaster refuses Les Moonves' severance deal following claims of sexual misconduct.
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The 35-year-old quit her job in finance and went on to build one the world's biggest make-up brands.
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Courier firms are struggling to cope with the rise of online shopping, and tech can only help so much.
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'At long last the government appears to be getting serious about tackling England's vast mountains of waste'
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Britain's largest carmaker faces a difficult year amid fears that big job cuts are on the way.
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Regulators want to shake up the system to avoid repeating mistakes made over Carillion's collapse.
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Surveyors body expects Brexit and affordability constraints to take toll on property market
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Regulator instead proposes changes to give smaller groups access to the largest clients The big four accounting groups, KPMG, Deloitte, PwC and EY, have escaped the threat of a breakup after the competition regulator stopped short of calling for radical action against them. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) proposed instead that audits of the UK’s biggest companies, listed on the FTSE 350, should be carried out by at least two firms, one of which should be from outside the big four. The proposals came as an independent review called for the abolition of the accounting industry’s “weak” regulator, the Financial Reporting Council (FRC), amid accusations that it has been too cosy with firms it is meant to regulate.
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Campaigners hit out at failure to put onus on UK employers to protect workers The government will introduce a new statutory code of practice to tackle sexual harassment at work, following a damning report from parliament’s women and equalities committee that called for new laws to protect workers, but campaigners say the response falls short of properly tackling the issue. The committee welcomed the government’s response to its report, but criticised it for not committing to a duty on employers to protect workers from harassment and victimisation and sanctions for employers who fail to comply with the code.
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