Thames Water and the regulator Ofwat have refused to be drawn on speculation fines will be cut in a bid to reduce the debt burdens facing the company and ultimately …
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Rishi Sunak has pledged to scrap what he called “rip-off degrees” in favour of creating 100,000 more apprenticeships per year, in his latest general election policy announcement. The Prime Minister …
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Lenders have been increasing their use of the Bank of England’s short-term lending facility over the past few weeks. Last week, investors borrowed over £16bn from the Bank’s short-term repo …
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Hackney’s Labour transport councillor has denied a partnership between his charity and Lime constitutes a conflict of interest, ahead of a looming decision on whether the electric bike firm’s contract …
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Small business support leaders have named access to finance, taxes, and sustainability support as some of their core areas of hope for pro-business policies ahead of the general election on …
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Anglo American has rejected a request from BHP to extend a takeover deadline today in a move that could blow apart the potential mining mega-merger. After BHP requested an extension …
Financial services are planning to pump cash into the UK’s defence sector next year after facing pressure to ramp up investment amid increased geopolitical tensions. …
The City watchdog wrapped up the consultation on its motor finance redress in December but the two-year long scandal threatens to rumble on into the …
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Staggering 90 per cent of £500k-a-year professionals denied a mortgage
Corporate high-flyers making more than half a million pounds per year are being knocked back for mortgages, a new report has found. Data, shared with …
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American adventure continues for Domestic & General as it makes second acquisition
International appliance care specialist Domestic & General (D&G) has made its second US acquisition following a $75m deal last year. The group, which has a …
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BT heads to court to fight £1.3bn class action
Telecoms giant BT is set to appear in court today as it faces a £1.3bn class action over allegations it has “disproportionately overcharged” its landline …
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Number of SMEs ‘going green’ has doubled – but it hasn’t been easy
The number of UK small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that have “gone green” doubled last year, research shared exclusively with City A.M. has found, but …
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Investors to focus on AI and antitrust issues as Amazon, Apple and Meta line up to report
Microsoft, Meta, Apple, Amazon and Google owner Alphabet are set to report quarterly earnings this week amid a bullish streak for the tech mega-caps in …
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Labour would host annual investment summit if elected, vows Jonathan Reynolds
Labour would host an annual business summit in a bid to showcase Britain as a global investment destination, if elected into power, Jonathan Reynolds has …
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London is a top global financial centre – but let’s not get complacent
London may currently hold the top position, but solid policy and reforms are urgently required, writes Chris Hayward Following Brexit, Covid and high-inflation woes, the …
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Moving markets: Five things shaping the FTSE 100 today
Moving Markets Today: Asia Stocks Rise, Oil Prices Surge Amid Middle East Tensions; Three American Soldiers Killed in Jordan; U.S. Fed, BOE Policy Decisions, and …
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In a housing crisis it’s mad that millions of vacant offices cannot be turned into homes
Planning regulations are preventing vacant offices from being turned into vitally-needed homes, writes Tyler Goodwin If I told you global investors were interested in one …
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Hunt should toss out nanny state concerns and tackle poor health
As the longest-serving health secretary since the formation of the NHS, Jeremy Hunt is perfectly primed to tackle our poor diets in the upcoming Spring …