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107Bank of England raises interest rates to 3.5%
The Bank of England has delivered its ninth consecutive interest rate rise, taking the cost of borrowing to 3.5 per cent. Officials...
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74Britons save £3m by using power-hungry appliances at quieter times
Britons have saved almost £3m by using tumble dryers and other power-hungry devices at quieter times, under a scheme that aims to...
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92Showdown talks over rail strikes planned as country comes to a standstill
Union leaders, the rail minister and industry chiefs are scheduled for showdown talks on Thursday after industrial action on the rail network...
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95Touts jailed for fraud over ticket reselling ordered to pay £6.2m
Two ticket touts who were jailed for fraud related to large-scale ticket reselling have been ordered to pay £6.2m in a confiscation...
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96Single-use plastic items to be banned in England
Single-use plastic items including cutlery, plates and polystyrene cups are reportedly to be banned in England by the UK government after a...
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98UK shoppers and workers kept home by rail strikes and cold snap
Train strikes, a cold snap and snowy conditions have kept workers and shoppers from city centres this week, emptying out high streets...
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100James Stunt cleared of forgery but faces money-laundering retrial
James Stunt, the socialite and former son-in-law of Bernie Ecclestone, faces a retrial over his alleged role in a £260 million money-laundering...
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81How to deal with fluctuating seasonal demand
Seasons come and seasons go, but in the business world, they aren’t always equal. From Christmas retailers and ice cream vans, to...
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94Team ITG buys Emerald Thinking Group to accelerate data capabilities
The technology-led, multichannel marketing activation business Team ITG it has acquired Emerald Thinking Group, a data-driven customer experience agency. Emerald, which already...
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103Fresh turkey prices rise 45% after shortages from bird flu outbreak
The price of a fresh turkey centrepiece for Christmas dinner has increased by as much as 45% because of shortages caused by...
