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Oscar-winning visual effects firm pulls London listing over market uncertainty
TalkTalk pauses FibreNation sale after Labour reveals nationalisation plans
Carpetright formally agrees sale to hedge fund Meditor for £15.2m
Global markets drop on Chinese economic fears and trade war worries
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‘No industry consensus’ over funding to reimburse bank transfer scam victims
The industry cannot agree how an initiative to refund blameless victims of bank transfer victims should be funded, according to the UK’s
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Asda sales slide as supermarket bosses blame Brexit concerns
Asda bosses have blamed “customer concerns over Brexit” after the supermarket suffered sliding sales over the past three
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Corbyn government would ‘crucify’ the economy, says pub group boss
The boss of pub group Young’s has launched a scathing attack on Jeremy Corbyn, warning a Labour victory in next month’s election
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Net injection of homes into England’s housing supply surpasses 2007/08 peak
The net injection of homes boosting England’s housing supply has surpassed a previous peak reached in 2007/08, figures show.Statistics
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Card Factory follows Kardashians trend with festive family photocards launch
Card Factory has launched a “festive families photocard” service inspired by the likes of the Kardashians as it looks to offset
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Home repossessions increase by almost a fifth
The number of homes being repossessed has jumped compared with a year ago, figures show.Across the UK, 1,330 properties mortgaged by
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Consumers unexpectedly cautious with spending in October
Consumers were unexpectedly cautious in their spending in October after showing sustained confidence in the face of Brexit uncertainty, official
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Camelot reports record half-yearly National Lottery sales
National Lottery operator Camelot has reported record half-year results, boosted by sales for the £170 million EuroMillions prize won by a single UK
