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Davos elite declares war on the cost of living crisis
How to solve the cost of living crisis was the issue on the lips of the world’s business leaders yesterday…
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Dividends boom for shareholders just as cost of living crisis bites
Dividends boom for oil company shareholders just as many Britons are being hammered by the cost of living crisis By…
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Bank of England not to blame for soaring inflation, says Bailey
Rate cuts and money printing not to blame for soaring inflation, says Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey By Calum…
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MARKET REPORT: Moonpig’s Smartbox deal proves a gift for investors
Shares in Moonpig jumped more than 11 per cent after the City gave a thumbs-up to its £124million purchase of…
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Tech queen Vin Murria refuses to quit race for ad giant M&C Saatchi
Tech queen Vin Murria refuses to quit race for M&C Saatchi after advertising giant urges shareholders to back rival’s £310m…
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ALEX BRUMMER: The Davos ‘elite’ that always gets the big calls wrong
ALEX BRUMMER: You can rely on the Davos economic ‘elite’ to get it wrong when it comes to the big…
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Nick Candy buys £1.4m stake as he mulls bid for The Hut Group
Property tycoon Nick Candy buys £1.4m stake in Hut Group as he mulls bid for the struggling online retailer By…
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Stock Spotlight: Amazon’s future growth pinned to worker rights war
The AGM, which takes place on 25 May, includes resolutions on a 20-1 stock split and one requesting the board…
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Amigo Loans suspends all trading of its shares amid critical court hearing
Amigo Loans suspends all trading of its shares ahead of critical court hearing on compensation scheme Amigo’s preferred compensation scheme…
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Industry Voice: Fashion consumers want more clarity from retailers on sustainability
A lifelong vegetarian and now design industry grandee, Stella McCartney says she was called an “eco weirdo” when she launched her eponymous…
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SMALL CAP SHARE IDEAS: London 2012 winner 4Global
It is almost 10 years since London staged the Olympics. So, brace yourself for endless re-runs of Super Saturday (August…
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Industry asks ‘what sort of culture HSBC is breeding’ in wake of Stuart Kirk suspension
In the days following Kirk’s ‘Miami’ speech, in which he questioned who would care if the city wound up six…
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Kainos shares jump 23% as IT firm behind NHS app posts strong results
Kainos shares jump 23% as IT firm behind new NHS app posts twelfth consecutive year of growth Revenues for the…
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Brooks Macdonald set to acquire Integrity Wealth Solutions
Integrity Wealth, based in Nuneaton, is an independent financial adviser firm with funds under management of £250m and about 800…
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HSBC suspends Stuart Kirk over climate change ‘hyperbole’ speech – reports
According to the FT, Kirk was suspended over the weekend pending an internal investigation, although HSBC has declined to comment.…
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Estate charges for our freehold house have hit £16k: Can we challenge it?
We own a freehold house, but have to pay estate charges that we disagree with. They have risen sharply from…
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CCLA hires head of investment solutions from Man Group
Funnell joins CCLA from Man Group (formerly GLG Partners), where he worked as chief equity strategist and then portfolio manager…
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Electric car breakdowns involving dead batteries halves in two years
Number of electric car drivers running out of battery halves in two years: Just 4% of breakdowns AA attends are…
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Columbia Threadneedle’s Simon Bond to retire after 37-year career
A long-standing manager of the Threadneedle UK Social Bond fund, he will end his fund management responsibilities on 30 June…
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Kingfisher reveals another £300m share buyback scheme
Kingfisher reveals another £300m share buyback scheme as trading remains ‘resilient’ despite slowdown Kingfisher’s first-quarter LFL online sales have climbed…
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Not so moral money? BusinessGreen editor hits back at Stuart Kirk’s climate risk speech
The first thing to say about this week’s explosively contrarian speech from Stuart Kirk, global head of responsible investing at…
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The student loan: how the government provides low-cost career insurance to graduates
The Finumus household is enjoying its first interaction with the student loan scheme in 30 years. Our eldest is (hopefully)…
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Natixis IM expands asset and wealth management committee
They will join Tim Ryan, head of asset and wealth management, and the other six members of the committee, which…
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Diversity Project: Why hiring veterans makes good business sense
I bet you don’t think of a middle-aged mum of two, who now works full time in the world of…
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Will my old employer voluntarily increase my pension as inflation soars?
I am in receipt of a private defined benefit pension. Approximately two thirds of my benefits were accrued before April…
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Not so moral money? BusinessGreen’s James Murray on Stuart Kirk
The first thing to say about this week’s explosively contrarian speech from Stuart Kirk, global head of responsible investing at…
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How to invest in making buildings green: Five fund and trust tips
How to invest in making buildings green: Homes and workplaces are undergoing a ‘net zero’ revamp… here’s five fund and…
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Industry Voice: Biodiversity loss – The other systemic crisis
Biodiversity loss is a subject that rarely captures the public’s attention, bar the occasional nature documentary or headline. Yet, the…
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Should you invest in banks amid higher inflation?
UK banks have been largely overlooked and unloved by investors in recent years and perhaps for good reason. Over the…
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Allianz hit with $6bn fine over fund manager fraud
The Allianz settlement with the US Department of Justice and Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is considered to be one…
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Why buying a fixer-upper could cost MORE than a modern home
Buying a property that needs some work is often seen as a great way to secure a bargain. But aspiring…
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University graduates have TWICE the personal debt than those without a degree
Thousands of students will have found out where they will be going to university this week, as the deadline for…
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Chancellor Rishi Sunak warned: Jobs will go if you hike taxes
Leading Tory MP warns Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s corporation tax hike will ‘destroy jobs’ and make UK one of most taxed…
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Pay gap between workers and bosses running at record high
Research shows pay gap between workers and bosses is running at record high this year By Daily Mail City &…
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Long-awaited £4bn float of online retailer The Very Group on track
Long-awaited £4bn float of Liverpool-based online retailer The Very Group is on track By Daily Mail City & Finance Reporter…
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Auditor KPMG in line for another fine over work for Rolls-Royce
Scandal-ridden auditor KPMG in line for another fine over failings in work for aircraft engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce By Daily Mail…
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RUTH SUNDERLAND: Bank independence better than alternative
RUTH SUNDERLAND: Bank of England independence is not perfect, but still better than the alternative of letting ministers pull the…
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Desk sales are still surging: Here’s the best home office furniture to buy right now
Hot desks: Sales surged during the pandemic – and they’ve never been so handsome… Here are the best home working…
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TONY HETHERINGTON: Noble wants another £6,000 for identical cruise
Tony Hetherington is Financial Mail on Sunday’s ace investigator, fighting readers corners, revealing the truth that lies behind closed doors…
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MIDAS SHARE TIPS UPDATE: Diageo profits from moving upmarket
MIDAS SHARE TIPS UPDATE: Diageo profits from moving upmarket and focusing on premium products By Joanne Hart, Financial Mail on…
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SCHRODER UK MID CAP FUND: Mid-cap trust taking fight to inflation
SCHRODER UK MID CAP FUND: Shareholders set to continue roller coaster journey, but mid-cap trust is taking the fight to…
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Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee to raise value of Royal mementos
Crowning glory: The Queen’s Coronation in 1953 If you have a Royal commemorative mug collecting dust on the mantelpiece, now…
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M&S boss: Online tax is ‘morally bankrupt’
Online sales tax is ‘morally bankrupt’ and would hammer consumers already struggling with the cost of living crisis, warns M&S…
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Boss of tinyBuild will meet UK investors in person next month
Boss of video game developer tinyBuild will finally meet UK investors in person next month By Neil Craven for The…
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Call to outlaw sexism at AGMs after Aviva boss Amanda Blanc heckled
Plans to tackle unruly behaviour at AGMs set to come into force after Aviva boss Amanda Blanc was heckled this…
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Owner of luxury chocolate brand Rococo faces legal row with her bank
Collapse: Chantal Coady built Rococo into a thriving business with five shops selling £2.5million of chocolate a year When the…
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MIDAS SHARE TIPS: British Land thriving 70 years after listing
MIDAS SHARE TIPS: British Land is thriving 70 years after listing and two thirds of its portfolio is now devoted…
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Trusts that have reigned longer than the Queen
Any investment that has generated wealth since before the Coronation must have firm foundations. That is true for the 36…
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How to build your own BBQ: Tips and tricks from the experts
Every griddle helps! Save by building your own barbeque – here’s how to do it successfully and cheaply By Toby…
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MIDAS SHARE TIPS UPDATE: Our tip T Clarke lit up Windsor Castle
MIDAS SHARE TIPS UPDATE: Our tip T Clarke installed electric lights and servant bell systems into Windsor Castle and…
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