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Energy bills expected to rise from October - despite previous forecasts
Energy bills are now expected to rise in autumn, a reversal from the previously anticipated price drop, a prominent forecaster has said.
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Ed Conway: Something odd is happening in the markets - with no compelling explanation
There is one thing scarier than markets lurching around. And that's markets lurching around without a very compelling explanation.
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New Telegraph owner RedBird to turn page with Whitehall filing
The putative owners of The Daily Telegraph will take another step towards gaining control of the right-wing newspaper in the coming days when they formally notify Whitehall of their plans.
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People spend less time cooking dinner as convenience food sales rise - Worldpanel data
People are spending less time cooking and turning to quicker ways of preparing an evening meal, according to industry data.
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Money Problem: 'Wickes fitted the wrong kitchen' or 'Your reader ordered the wrong kitchen' - we wade in to see who's right
Every week, our Money blog team finds the answer to a reader's financial problem or consumer dispute. Here's our latest...
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Redundancies begin at UK's largest bioethanol plant after government rejects bailout
Redundancies are to begin on Tuesday at the UK's largest bioethanol plant, which is to close after the government refused to offer the owners a bailout.
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The exact time to book train tickets before your journey to get bargain | This week's Money newsletter
Sky News has launched a free Money newsletter - bringing the kind of content you enjoy in the Money blog directly to your inbox.
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CurrentBody owner picks O'Donnell as chair ahead of London float
The owner of CurrentBody, a brand of beauty technology used by celebrities such as Kim Kardashian and Serena Williams, has picked a director of On The Beach and The Gym Group to spearhead an autumn flotation in London.
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Consumers could get new roles in effort to rebuild trust in water companies
Consumers could be allowed to attend water company board meetings under new rules proposed by the regulator.
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More than 200 pub closures in six months in 'heartbreaking' trend, figures show
More than 200 UK pubs closed in the first half of the year as part of a "heartbreaking" trend which industry bosses fear is set to accelerate.