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First rise in rate of shop inflation in 17 months - British Retail Consortium
The trend of shop prices falling may be reversing as businesses face higher costs, according to industry data.
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves promises she will not raise taxes again
There will be no more tax rises or borrowing for the duration of this government's term, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has said.
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Barclays fined £40m over 'reckless' financial crisis capital raising
Barclays has been fined £40m over capital raising that averted its need for taxpayer aid during the 2008 financial crisis.
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'When you hit profits, you hit growth': Business criticised biggest budget tax increase in decades
Tax rises announced during the recent budget will hit businesses rather than encourage growth, the head of one of the UK's most prominent business groups has warned.
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Gail’s backers hire Goldman Sachs to bake plan for new owners
The owners of Gail’s, the fast-growing chain of bakeries which found itself at the centre of a row about the gentrification of London suburbs earlier this year, have hired bankers to handle a sale that should yield a handsome windfall for them.
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Microsoft 'deploying fix' after users report problems with Outlook and Teams
Microsoft has said it has started to "deploy a fix" after users reported problems with Outlook and Teams.
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Blockbuster Wicked lands largest opening weekend of 2024 at Vue
Blockbuster Wicked has landed the largest opening weekend of 2024 at Vue International.
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City lawyer Rosenblatt launches boardroom coup attempt
The founder of one of the London stock market's few listed law firms has launched a bid to oust a trio of board members after a disastrous fall in its valuation.
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Fitness platform Magic AI gets into shape with $5m fundraising
A fitness platform which uses a hologram video-enabled training mirror to deliver bespoke workouts is getting into shape with a $5m fundraising led by a prolific investor in UK SMEs.
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Young people to lose benefits if they refuse work and training, says minister
Young people will lose their benefits if they refuse to take up work and training opportunities, a minister has said ahead of announcing measures to cut the welfare bill.
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