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State pension likely to rise by 4.7% after latest figures
The state pension is likely to rise by 4.7% in April, after the latest official figures showed this was the pace of wage growth.
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Britain's drugs industry is suffering withdrawal symptoms, and it could prove costly
When it comes to the drugs industry, Britain is suffering withdrawal symptoms.
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Sky to cut about 600 tech jobs
Sky is to cut roughly 600 tech jobs as a consultation involving 900 people begins.
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Google makes £5bn pledge to Britain - but concerns raised over mooted UK-US tech deal
Google is set to invest £5bn in the UK in the next two years, to support growing demands for AI services.
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Curve investor IDC seeks removal of chair amid row over Lloyds deal
One of the biggest shareholders in Curve, the British fintech, is seeking the removal of Lord Fink, the City grandee who chairs it, amid an escalating row over its prospective £120m sale to Lloyds Banking Group.
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Aldermore Bank chief Cooper to run wealth manager Fairstone
The boss of Aldermore Bank, one of Britain's biggest challenger lenders, is leaving to run Fairstone Group, a privately owned wealth management and mortgage provider.
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Tesla shares soar as Musk goes on buying spree
Shares in Tesla have surged on news that Elon Musk has snapped up stock worth more than $1bn (£741m), bolstering investor hopes the tycoon is committed to its recovery.
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'If we're not there already we're coming to a town near you' Aldi says, vowing lower prices before Christmas
Aldi is to open 80 new shops over the next two years, as well as opening a new one every week until the end of the year, after sales hit a record high.
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Blackstone to pledge £100bn UK investment during Trump visit
Blackstone, the private equity giant which owns stakes in Legoland and swathes of British real estate, will this week pledge to invest £100bn in UK assets over the next decade during President Trump's state visit.