The Independent
Centrica's shareholders protest over new chief's pay package
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British Gas-owner Centrica was hit by the City's latest pay revolt yesterday, over incentives handed to its new chief executive, the former BP man Iain Conn. Overall, 33 per cent of investors failed to back the energy supplier's remuneration policy at its annual ...
Chillier start to year set to boost profits at owner of Scottish GasScotsman
British Gas in cold weather bills windfallmirror.co.uk
British Gas profits boosted by colder weatherProactive Investors UK
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The Independent
British Gas-owner Centrica was hit by the City's latest pay revolt yesterday, over incentives handed to its new chief executive, the former BP man Iain Conn. Overall, 33 per cent of investors failed to back the energy supplier's remuneration policy at its annual ...
Chillier start to year set to boost profits at owner of Scottish Gas
British Gas in cold weather bills windfall
British Gas profits boosted by colder weather
Belfast Telegraph
GDP Figures Due Out As Economic Recovery Slows
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GDP preliminary figures for the first quarter of 2015 are set to be released, following a raft of disappointing economic data over the first three months that may weigh on the UK's performance for the whole year. Poor readings have come in from the ...
Economic recovery back in focusMaldon and Burnham Standard
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GDP preliminary figures for the first quarter of 2015 are set to be released, following a raft of disappointing economic data over the first three months that may weigh on the UK's performance for the whole year. Poor readings have come in from the ...
Economic recovery back in focus
Asian shares at seven-year highs, cheered by Apple earnings
TODAYonline
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Telegraph.co.uk
British exit from the European Union could cost £3500 per person
Telegraph.co.uk
Two of Germany's biggest think-tanks have warned that Britain faces devastating losses if it leaves the European Union that will cost the UK economy up to £225bn by 2030. The respected Ifo economic research institute and Bertelsmann Foundation ...
If Britain decides to quit the EU, 'everybody would lose'The Times (subscription)
'Everyone loses' if Britain exits EUIrish Examiner
British exit from European Union would cost UK billions, German study warnsThe Guardian
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Telegraph.co.uk
Two of Germany's biggest think-tanks have warned that Britain faces devastating losses if it leaves the European Union that will cost the UK economy up to £225bn by 2030. The respected Ifo economic research institute and Bertelsmann Foundation ...
If Britain decides to quit the EU, 'everybody would lose'
'Everyone loses' if Britain exits EU
British exit from European Union would cost UK billions, German study warns
Times LIVE
Ukraine's Blavatnik tops UK rich list
Times LIVE
Blavatnik, who has been a US citizen for more than 30 years, knocked Indian-born brothers Sri and Gopi Hinduja, who run the multinational conglomerate of the same name, off the top spot. File photo. Image by: Wikimedia Commons ...
Four charts that show what it takes to be one of the UK's 117 billionairesThe Independent
UK rich list filled with foreignersNew Zealand Herald
Sunday Times Rich List: Who are the UK's richest musicians?Get Surrey
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Times LIVE
Blavatnik, who has been a US citizen for more than 30 years, knocked Indian-born brothers Sri and Gopi Hinduja, who run the multinational conglomerate of the same name, off the top spot. File photo. Image by: Wikimedia Commons ...
Four charts that show what it takes to be one of the UK's 117 billionaires
UK rich list filled with foreigners
Sunday Times Rich List: Who are the UK's richest musicians?
This is Money
Britain's biggest banks face further £19bn of fines and charges to pay for ...
This is Money
Britain's biggest banks face another £19billion of fines and charges over the next two years to pay for their financial scandals, experts predicted yesterday. Ratings agency Standard & Poor's said such penalties are now 'a way of life' for the industry as lenders ...
Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds and RBS banks set for new £19billion hit from past ...Express.co.uk
UK banks could be facing £19bn worth of chargesDirector of Finance online
Big banks 'face £19bn charges bill'Daily Mail
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This is Money
Britain's biggest banks face another £19billion of fines and charges over the next two years to pay for their financial scandals, experts predicted yesterday. Ratings agency Standard & Poor's said such penalties are now 'a way of life' for the industry as lenders ...
Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds and RBS banks set for new £19billion hit from past ...
UK banks could be facing £19bn worth of charges
Big banks 'face £19bn charges bill'
Reuters
Wall St. falls; European shares rise on optimism over Greece
Reuters
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street shares fell on Monday, dragged lower by biotech and healthcare stocks, while European shares and the euro advanced on optimism over talks between Greece and its lenders after Greece reshuffled its negotiating team.
Markets: optimism on Greek debt boosts boursesIrish Times
Europe shares bounce as optimism on Greece wins outReuters UK
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Reuters
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street shares fell on Monday, dragged lower by biotech and healthcare stocks, while European shares and the euro advanced on optimism over talks between Greece and its lenders after Greece reshuffled its negotiating team.
Markets: optimism on Greek debt boosts bourses
Europe shares bounce as optimism on Greece wins out
Irish Independent
Privatisation of PTSB begins with €500m sale
Irish Independent
Small shareholders in Permanent TSB have three weeks to decide whether to reinvest in the bank on the same terms as so-called institutional investors who bought €500m of the stock yesterday.
Permanent TSB may repay €2.7bn to State by 2018Irish Times
Permanent TSB funding cuts State stake to 75%Irish Examiner
State sells off 25pc of Permanent TSB in IPOHerald
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Financial Times
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Irish Independent
Small shareholders in Permanent TSB have three weeks to decide whether to reinvest in the bank on the same terms as so-called institutional investors who bought €500m of the stock yesterday.
Permanent TSB may repay €2.7bn to State by 2018
Permanent TSB funding cuts State stake to 75%
State sells off 25pc of Permanent TSB in IPO
Express.co.uk
Scottish manufacturers suffer sharp fall in output
Herald Scotland
SCOTTISH manufacturers have suffered their sharpest fall in output volumes for two years, a key survey has revealed. SCOTTISH manufacturers have suffered their sharpest fall in output volumes for two years, a key survey has revealed. Sorry, you must sign ...
Recovery in UK manufacturing sees slowdownCity A.M.
Rate of manufacturing growth easing, says CBIThe National
UK manufacturing recovery has slowed, CBI saysFinancial Times
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Herald Scotland
SCOTTISH manufacturers have suffered their sharpest fall in output volumes for two years, a key survey has revealed. SCOTTISH manufacturers have suffered their sharpest fall in output volumes for two years, a key survey has revealed. Sorry, you must sign ...
Recovery in UK manufacturing sees slowdown
Rate of manufacturing growth easing, says CBI
UK manufacturing recovery has slowed, CBI says
Nottingham Post
Welfare to work pays off handsomely with A4e sale
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A welfare-to-work company that has been dogged by fraud allegations has been sold in a transaction that could generate nearly £20 million for Emma Harrison, its founder and former chairwoman. Action 4 Employment (A4e) has been sold to Staffline Group, ...
£20m windfall for Emma Harrison as she exits welfare to work firm A4eYorkshire Post
Staffline completes £34.5m deal for A4EFinancial Times
Staffline's newly-acquired A4e is a “cracking business”, says HogarthRecruiter
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The Times (subscription)
A welfare-to-work company that has been dogged by fraud allegations has been sold in a transaction that could generate nearly £20 million for Emma Harrison, its founder and former chairwoman. Action 4 Employment (A4e) has been sold to Staffline Group, ...
£20m windfall for Emma Harrison as she exits welfare to work firm A4e
Staffline completes £34.5m deal for A4E
Staffline's newly-acquired A4e is a “cracking business”, says Hogarth
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