Next pulls out of race to buy Topshop-owner Arcadia
A consortium including the fashion chain will no longer bid to buy Arcadia group out of administration.
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Nissan blames COVID for Sunderland production line disruption
Nissan says it is to "pause" a production line at its Sunderland plant on Friday because of coronavirus disruption.
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Next ditches TopShop offer amid bidding frenzy
Next has pulled out of the bidding for TopShop as the auction of Sir Philip Green’s former high street empire enters its closing stages.
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Cineworld faces blockbuster revolt over bosses' pay
Cineworld is facing a furious investor backlash next week over plans to hand its top executives more than £30m in share awards despite it receiving taxpayer funding to help it survive the pandemic.
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Covid: Labour attacks Sunak over strategy to help economy
The shadow chancellor claims her Tory counterpart has called the crisis wrong "time and again".
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Nine million have borrowed more money during pandemic, figures reveal
Nine million people had borrowed more money during the coronavirus pandemic by the end of last year, according to official figures.
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Plans to cap fees charged by claims companies
It follows criticism that firms take a large proportion of compensation for mis-sold financial products.
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Uber: London cabbies plan to sue for damages
Thousands of the capital's taxi drivers have already signed up to the planned group legal action.
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Freight traffic slumps and costs soar as Brexit friction bites
Freight traffic between Britain and the EU is down almost a third following the end of the Brexit transition, with new red tape and soaring transport costs prompting some small firms to suspend exports to the continent.
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Covid: Nine million people forced to borrow more to cope
There is a "widening financial gap" between households because of the pandemic, says the ONS.
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Retail pressure: 'You can see the struggle and strain'
Shop owners describe the pressure they are under as a survey predicts more store closures this year.
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University tuition fees frozen for a year
Tuition fees in England will be frozen for another year while ministers outline plans to reform post-16 education.
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TransferWise picks banks to spearhead blockbuster float
TransferWise, the British-based payments group, has picked two of Wall Street's biggest players to spearhead a bumper flotation that could be among the most prestigious in a bulging pipeline of London stock market debutants.
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'Penalised for having a child': New mums take government to court over COVID financial support
The government is being taken to court over claims its COVID financial support scheme discriminates against women who have had babies recently.
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Lockdown entrepreneur Ben Gulliver urges others 'never give up'
Ben Gulliver saw a chance to make money, selling items people struggled to get during the pandemic.
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Saga says cruise customers will need vaccines before boarding
Over-50s holiday and insurance specialist Saga is to require customers to be fully vaccinated before boarding cruises, the company has announced.
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Universities degree 'not the only route to success'
Ministers announce plans to reform post-16 education to give employers the skilled people they need.
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Covid: House hunters travelling 'hundreds of miles' to view homes
Estate agents call for tougher measures - as buyers race to beat the end of the stamp duty holiday.
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Further education in England to be tied to needs of businesses
A planned shake-up of further education and training in England will tie courses to the needs of employers in local communities, under government plans.
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'Strong smell of cannabis' near Bank of England leads to drugs factory
More than 800 plants have been seized after a tip-off about a "strong smell of cannabis" led to a raid on a building close to the Bank of England.
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