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Volkswagen: a history of boardroom clashes and controversy
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Adolf Hitler inspects the new Volkswagen Beetle at the Fallersleben factory in 1938. He had commissioned Ferdinand Porsche to design a 'people's car' for Germany. Photograph: Popperfoto/Getty Images. Graham Ruddick. Wednesday 23 September 2015 ...
Volkswagen to be sued by UK drivers for billions over diesel emissions scandalDaily Mail
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Adolf Hitler inspects the new Volkswagen Beetle at the Fallersleben factory in 1938. He had commissioned Ferdinand Porsche to design a 'people's car' for Germany. Photograph: Popperfoto/Getty Images. Graham Ruddick. Wednesday 23 September 2015 ...
Volkswagen to be sued by UK drivers for billions over diesel emissions scandal
Volkswagen CEO quits amid emissions-cheating scandal
A Car Scandal Shoves Berlin Off High Ground
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HS2: George Osborne urges China to pitch for contracts
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Chancellor George Osborne has urged Chinese firms to pitch for £11.8bn in contracts, as he launched the bidding process for constructing the UK's proposed High Speed Two rail line. The seven contracts cover the first phase of the HS2 link between ...
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Chancellor George Osborne has urged Chinese firms to pitch for £11.8bn in contracts, as he launched the bidding process for constructing the UK's proposed High Speed Two rail line. The seven contracts cover the first phase of the HS2 link between ...
George Osborne to open bidding in China on £12bn of HS2 contracts
HS2 bidding process to be opened up to Chinese companies
George Osborne opens bidding for £11.8bn north England HS2 contract in China
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Bank of England's Ben Broadbent says wages are on rise
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Britain's move to a lower skilled economy is beginning to unwind, helping to boost average real wages, says the Bank of England's deputy governor. Ben Broadbent said in a speech on Wednesday that the relative availability of low skilled and ...
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Britain's move to a lower skilled economy is beginning to unwind, helping to boost average real wages, says the Bank of England's deputy governor. Ben Broadbent said in a speech on Wednesday that the relative availability of low skilled and ...
Influx of foreign workers 'lowers average UK wage' says Deputy Bank of England ...
UK pay growth will get stronger, says Bank deputy
UK wage growth stifled by tepid investment and low-skilled migration
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Figures show rise in car production with industry 'in good position'
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Car production volumes in the UK this year are up 1.6% compared to the same period in 2014. 0. Share this. Facebook; Twitter; Google plus; Email; Share. 0. Industry experts hailed the figures. Facebook; Twitter; Google; Email. Share this. 0. Press ...
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Car production volumes in the UK this year are up 1.6% compared to the same period in 2014. 0. Share this. Facebook; Twitter; Google plus; Email; Share. 0. Industry experts hailed the figures. Facebook; Twitter; Google; Email. Share this. 0. Press ...
Car production rebounds in August after early shutdowns
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UK steelmakers appeal for help as threat of closures looms
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The SSI steelworks plant in Teesside, which has paused iron and steelmaking – as well as mothballing one of its coke ovens. Photograph: Owen Humphreys/Press Association. Phillip Inman Economics correspondent. Wednesday 23 September 2015 19.01 ...
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The SSI steelworks plant in Teesside, which has paused iron and steelmaking – as well as mothballing one of its coke ovens. Photograph: Owen Humphreys/Press Association. Phillip Inman Economics correspondent. Wednesday 23 September 2015 19.01 ...
Steel industry calls for government help in wake of SSI troubles
UK steel makers seek government help
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Financial Times
Poverty: Vulnerable to change
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The arithmetic is daunting. To end “extreme poverty” by 2030, the world needs to help 7,500 people move up the economic ladder every hour for the next 15 years, according to one calculation. Put another way, that is 181,729 people — roughly the ...
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The arithmetic is daunting. To end “extreme poverty” by 2030, the world needs to help 7,500 people move up the economic ladder every hour for the next 15 years, according to one calculation. Put another way, that is 181,729 people — roughly the ...
Millions to be thrown into poverty as World Bank shifts threshold
World Bank to revise poverty yardstick - FT
Global destitution set to swell as World Bank 'updates' poverty line
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Elderly people should be given emotional support to encourage them to downsize
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Elderly people should be given “emotional” support to encourage them to move to smaller homes and make way for younger families, surveyors say. The Royal Institute for Chartered Surveyors said that more needed to be done to deal with pensioners' ...
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Elderly people should be given “emotional” support to encourage them to move to smaller homes and make way for younger families, surveyors say. The Royal Institute for Chartered Surveyors said that more needed to be done to deal with pensioners' ...
Offering incentives to over-55s to downsize homes 'could free up 2.5m properties'
Surveyors say older households key to tackling UK housing shortage
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Diageo issues foreign currency warning
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DIAGEO has warned that foreign currency headwinds could hit operating profits in its current financial year, as it told the City its forecast of a first-half sales decline in the US had not changed. Updating investors ahead of its annual meeting, the ...
Diageo faces £150m hit to profits from strong poundScotsman (blog)
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DIAGEO has warned that foreign currency headwinds could hit operating profits in its current financial year, as it told the City its forecast of a first-half sales decline in the US had not changed. Updating investors ahead of its annual meeting, the ...
Diageo faces £150m hit to profits from strong pound
Diageo sales boost hit by currency weakness
Diageo faces £150m profit hit from currency swings
Financial Times
In cash we trust — abolish it and you invite tyranny
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Central banks have never been so powerful, yet their ability to set the cost of borrowing, put limits on bank lending and poke their noses into every corner of the financial system is insufficient for some. Now the Bank of England's chief economist ...
Central Banks Below ZeroWall Street Journal
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Central banks have never been so powerful, yet their ability to set the cost of borrowing, put limits on bank lending and poke their noses into every corner of the financial system is insufficient for some. Now the Bank of England's chief economist ...
Central Banks Below Zero
Haldane raises issue of electronic currency
Central banker sees future of money and rates in Bitcoin
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Council tests monthly bin collections
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Bins will be collected once a month for a council trial in a bid to increase recycling rates. Fife council in Scotland has become the first local authority in Britain to operate the scheme. As part of the nine-month test, recycling bins will be emptied ...
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Bins will be collected once a month for a council trial in a bid to increase recycling rates. Fife council in Scotland has become the first local authority in Britain to operate the scheme. As part of the nine-month test, recycling bins will be emptied ...
Fife Council to trial monthly bin collections
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