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Struggling London-listed media group Future rebuffs interest in The Week
The struggling London-listed company which owns Go Compare, the price comparison platform, has rebuffed indicative bid interest in The Week, the current affairs magazine.
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Former Goldman Sachs chief Sherwood leaves Britain amid tax hike fears
A former Goldman Sachs chief who sits on the board of Revolut, Europe's most valuable private technology company, has become the latest prominent financier to leave the country amid concerns about Britain’s rising tax burden.
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The £1,000 mistake people are making with new iPhone purchase
Apple's new iPhone Duo is the company's first foldable device - but at £1,999, it's not cheap.
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Winter energy supply secure despite forecast increase in peak gas and possible 'external events' influence - grid operators
Britain's energy supplies are secure for winter, national grid operators have said, despite expected higher gas demand at peak times and possible "tight days" for electricity.
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Volvo Cars in share price crash as 2,500 job cuts follow sales slump
Volvo Cars has revealed a further 2,500 job cuts amid a slump in sales that has seen its share price crash to record lows.
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Airbnb hosts can no longer ask guests to do dishes or strip bed under new rules
Airbnb hosts will no longer be able to ask guests to do the dishes or strip the beds under new rules announced by the platform.
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European football giants to meet in London for NBA basketball talks
A cluster of European football giants will convene in London next week for talks as they try to finalise a string of deals for European basketball teams worth billions of dollars.
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Barclays cutting 5,000 jobs in AI-led efficiency drive
Barclays has revealed it is cutting 5,000 jobs - 5% of its workforce - as part of efforts to save costs and drive efficiency through investment in artificial intelligence (AI).
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Post Office to launch first TV ads since Horizon scandal
The Post Office is to spend millions of pounds on its first television ads since the Horizon IT scandal, as it seeks to raise awareness of its range of bankjng services during a critical period for the state-owned company.