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Mark Herbert, boss of the nation's biggest seller of cars Pendragon, will leave by the end of the week having only joined the company on 4th March.
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Governor Mark Carney says no deal would probably require stimulus for the economy
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The Swedish company's joint venture BoKlok is working with Worthing council to build affordable homes.
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Midlands Connect say it would mean direct services between some cities for the first time since 2004.
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Shareholders advised to accept offer from Spectre, investment vehicle of Philip Day The struggling clothing chain Bonmarché said that trading in recent months was so poor it was recommending a £5.7m rescue bid from the billionaire Philip Day, less than three months after rejecting it. The firm, which sells fashion for women over 50 and has 312 shops, said weak sales in the first quarter meant there was a greater risk that pre-tax losses this year would be more than the £5m-£6m previously forecast, making the offer from Spectre – Day’s Dubai-based investment vehicle – more appealing.
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I was switched to pay-as-you-go by an agent when he was changing my gas meter
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China halted imports of some Canadian pork products as tensions between the countries rise.
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Wolfhart Hauser said he would leave after defeating Wall Street raider Coast Capital's bid to oust more than half the board.
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