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The US Treasury held back from blaming Beijing for holding down the value of China's currency.
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The low-cost carrier, which flew to several UK destinations, cancels all flights from midnight.
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Company executives still plan to attend the Riyadh business event despite concerns over missing journalist.
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The department store will give high-spending customers a chance to shop privately at its new outlet.
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Superfast 5G mobile will require new handsets, but will the new services justify the extra expense?
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Marc Benioff, the boss of cloud computing giant Salesforce, attacked tech firms for opposing a tax that would help the growing number of homeless people in San Francisco.
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Errors mean 180,000 people on sickness benefits will now receive backdated payments.
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Online fashion retailer sees UK sales rise by 23% while bricks-and-mortar rivals flounder
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Average UK prices rise 3.2% but sluggish London property market sees fall of 0.2% UK house prices grew at the slowest rate in five years in August, in the latest figures to identify a growing divergence between a sluggish London property market and faster rates of growth other regions. The average price of a UK home increased by 3.2% in the year to August, to £232,797, in the lowest annual rate of growth since August 2013, according to the figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) and Land Registry.
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The White House says the 144 year old arrangement gives Chinese firms an 'unfair' advantage.
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ONS says consumer price index fell to 2.4% last month from 2.7% in August UK inflation dropped further than expected last month as the falling price of meat and chocolate helped reduce some of the pressure on cash-strapped British consumers. The
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Among the favourites are Stephen Hawking, Margaret Thatcher and war heroine Noor Inayat Khan.
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The family trust owns 17% stake in entertainment empire worth a little over $12bn Rupert Murdoch’s six children could each receive as much as $2bn (£1.5bn) from the sale of his 21st Century Fox global entertainment empire to Disney. Murdoch is in the final stages of
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Asos has reported its third consecutive year of double-digit sales and profit growth. The FTSE-100 index at the close was down 4.80 at 7054.60.
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Our travel correspondent spent six hours at London Paddington waiting for the first train out
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Average yearly cost of the best deals jumps £148 to £1,042
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Cheaper meat and chocolate helped ease the cost of living last month
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Corporations account for 157 of the 200 largest entities on the planet, according to a list compiled by Global Justice Now
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Fulham owner Shahid Khan withdraws his offer to buy Wembley Stadium from the Football Association.
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Online retailer reports strong summer sales of activewear and beauty products
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Households are in for a miserable and costly winter as energy tariffs have soared by an average of 21% (or £178) from £864 to £1,042 thanks to a steep rise in wholesale energy prices.
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Cheaper meat and chocolate helped ease the cost of living last month
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The scheme currently provides a saving of £150.50 to those eligible, believed to be around 4.46million homes. But it runs out in 2020 and the BBC is consulting on its future.
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The country becomes only the second nation in the world, after Uruguay, to legalise recreational use.
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Plus-size clothes and button-through dresses also boost profits at the online fashion retailer.
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This makes it the next best rate easy-access account after Marcus by Goldman Sachs at 1.5%. But Virgin limits you to making two withdrawals a year, while Marcus comes with a 0.15% bonus.
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Phone and tablet companies will be able to experiment with alternative versions of Android.
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The latest inflation figure of 2.4 per cent has made it possible to calculate the full cost to a low income family of the Government's policy
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Company is first Chinese member of Partnership on AI, following, Google, Apple, Facebook and others The AI ethics body formed by five of the largest US corporations has expanded to include its first Chinese member, the search firm Baidu. The Partnership on Artificial Intelligence to Benefit People and Society – known as the Partnership on AI (PAI) – was
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VW ceo Herbert Diess said new demands to reduce CO2 emissions across car ranges could see the brand having to meet a target of one in every three vehicles sold being electrified.
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Some regions have seen property prices rise by more than 6% in the past year, official figures show.
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The elite US university faces a legal challenge over its student selection policy but denies unfairness.
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Consumer prices fall by more than expected in September, dropping to 2.4%.
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Christmas Day is just less than ten weeks away, so while it may still feel too soon for high street stores to be rolling out their festive stock, now really is the time to start planning your shopping.
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It comes after consumer inflation for September was recorded below expectations at 2.4%, according to Office for National Statistics data today.
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The drop in inflation is significantly sharper than expected. Forecasts had expected it to move from 2.7 per cent in August to 2.6 per cent in September.
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Has any good ever come from a cold call? After all, those who make them are seeking to sell goods or services you never knew you wanted at often inflated prices.
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Emma Walmsley, the chief executive of drugs giant Glaxosmithkline, is only paid around half as much as Frenchman Pascal Soriot who leads rival Astrazeneca.
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Airline expects an annual loss of £12m after taking a hit from the weak pound and higher fuel costs.
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The low-cost UK carrier said it will now make an adjusted loss of around £12million for the year to the end of March 2019.
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It's smart to under promise, over deliver, but having smashed its own subscriber forecasts by 2m Netflix took this to the extreme and made itself look silly
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It’s not just pensions that go astray. There are billions of pounds stuck in dormant bank accounts, old life insurance policies, children’s savings funds and unclaimed premium bond winnings.
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It comes after consumer inflation for September was recorded below expectations at 2.4 per cent, according to Office for National Statistics data today.
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Shares jumped 15 per cent after the announcement on Wednesday morning, while traditional competitors face increasingly bleak outlook
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UK inflation came in much weaker than expected in September, sending the pound down sharply.
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Weflip is free to use and continuously searches the market for the cheapest gas and electricity deals. If it can save you at least £50 a year on your annual energy bill after exit fees.
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Uncertainty over Brexit puts off buyers in the capital and south-east during autumn The housebuilder Crest Nicholson has warned that profits will be lower than expected because of slowing sales in London and the south-east, where
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The UK inflation rate falls more than expected in September after hitting a six-month high in August.
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The UK inflation rate falls more than expected in September after hitting a six-month high in August.
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Hargreaves Lansdown Active Savings has pulled in £100m in five weeks following its launch. It comes hot on the heels of Raisin UK, which attracted 15,000 customers since arriving in May.
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The UK inflation rate slipped slightly in September after hitting a six-month high in August.
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September’s Consumer Prices Index, released at 9.30am, will set public sector pay increases and the ‘triple lock’ for state pensions
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Shares in the online fast fashion retailer recover some ground on strong results.
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Latest figures mark a turnaround since second quarter, when streaming service missed subscriber targets
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Asos has reported its third consecutive year of double-digit sales and profit growth. The news sent its shares up 14 per cent, helping to stem some of the decay of recent months.
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Many utility and insurance firms are among the companies that no longer accept them. It means people who still rely on them, such as the elderly, are being forced to forgo the cheapest deals.
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There’s only one protection from ‘push-payment’ fraud … vigilanceBoth of these letters are depressingly similar and should be a warning to everyone who banks online.
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Nasa’s greatest feats were a triumph for mankind. History will be less kind to today’s space pioneersThe promised journey is from Earth to the edge of space, rather than London Euston to Crewe, but the story of Richard Branson’s company Virgin Galactic still has echoes of a bad passenger experience on his trains. For the best part of a decade, his potential customers have been waiting for an experience that was
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The fund reports that Britain’s finances are weaker than Portugal’s, and says privatisation is to blame Columnists usually proffer answers, but today I want to ask a question, a big one. What price is paid when a promise is broken? Because for much of my life, and probably yours, the political class has made this pledge: that the best way to run an economy is to hack back the public realm as far as possible and let the private sector run free. That way, services operate better, businesses get the resources they need, and our national finances are healthier. It’s
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The US wants to negotiate three separate trade deals, but talks with the UK would start after Brexit.
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The withdrawals follow tensions between the US and Saudi Arabia over Jamal Khashoggi's disappearance.
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Around 11.9 million people were eligible for payments to help with heating costs in 2017/18. But the qualifying age for winter 2018/19 has been changed in line with the rising State Pension age.
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'The government risks squandering the potential of millions of people'
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Consumer group says banks "routinely dodge potential refunds" by not checking all the policies a claimant has held
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The majority of those tricked out of money after meeting people on dating sites lost more than £2,000.
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A TV ad showing young women with breast implants feeling "amazing" is banned by advertising watchdog.
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