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Hundreds of jobs at risk as Ted Baker calls in administrators
Hundreds of high street jobs are at risk after Ted Baker's owner moved to push its British operations into administration.
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Lenders pledge banking hub upgrade amid political row over cash access
Britain’s biggest high street lenders have pledged to upgrade dozens of shared banking hubs and commit to more than 100 new locations amid a growing political row over access to cash.
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Marmite maker Unilever to cut 7,500 jobs
Unilever, the consumer goods firm behind brands including Marmite and Domestos, has revealed plans to cut 7,500 jobs across its global operations.
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Tesco loses appeal in trademark row with Lidl over yellow circle branding
Tesco has lost an appeal in a row with discount rival Lidl over the use of a yellow circle against a blue background in its Clubcard branding.
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Majestic Wine raises glass to purchase of stricken chain Vagabond
Majestic Wine is in advanced talks to buy Vagabond Wines, the London-based chain that filed notice of its intention to appoint administrators earlier this month.
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National Grid: Nearly £60bn energy grid upgrade needed to hit green target
Nearly £60bn is needed to build the British energy grid of the future in order to meet climate change mitigation milestones in just over 10 years, according to the National Grid.
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A bacterial infection and gangsters: The story of olive oil's 110% price rise - and what to look for in the supermarket
This is a story about Spanish thieves, Italian farmers and British voters, and if that sounds like a set-up to a bad joke, that's because in many ways it is.
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Japan calls time on era of massive stimulus after long search for inflation
Japan's central bank has signalled progress in its efforts to boost the country's economy by ending vast swathes of a massive stimulus programme.
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Roads at 'breaking point' as pothole repairs hit eight-year high, report claims
Roads in England and Wales are at "breaking point" with pothole repairs at an eight-year high, according to a new report.
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Car industry insists 2,000% increase in sales to Azerbaijan has nothing to do with Russia
Britain's car industry has insisted that an unprecedented 2,000% increase in vehicle exports to Azerbaijan has nothing to with Russia and is explained by the fact that the former Soviet state is a "flourishing market in its own right".
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