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A Labour peer is calling for an investigation into the financial arrangements of collapsed airline Monarch, according to BBC News. Lord Myners has said the preferred creditor status of Greybull…
UK consumer spending in September rose at the fastest rate so far in 2017, with the exception of a peak in April around Easter, according to Reuters. A survey revealed…
Speculation that London could lose out on its status as a global financial hub post-Brexit has taken a tangible turn as several major banks have agreed leases in the city’s…
Legal & General has invested £40m into a fintech startup that partners with employers to offer loans to workers, according to Business Insider UK. SalaryFinance was started by Dan Cobley,…
The European Union is set to claim millions of Euros from Amazon in back taxes, according to the Financial Times. The EU’s competition commissioner Margarethe Vestager has been leading an…
Monarch Airlines has gone into administration, following a failure to agree a renewal of its package holiday licence with the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), according to Business Traveller. The carrier,…
The first step has been taken towards merging Tata Steel and Thyssenkrupp, in a move which would create Europe’s second-largest steel group, according to BBC News. The two companies have…
UK house prices fell 1.2% on the month in September, with a decline of 2.9% in London, according to figures released by Rightmove. The price drop is the first monthly…
Norwegian aluminium company Sapa has announced plans to invest £9.6m in an automotive plant in Caerphilly, Wales in order to produce a new generation of eco-friendly London black cabs. The…
An EU report claims that online giants such as Google and Facebook could be responsible for lost tax revenues of up to 5.4bn Euros between 2013 and 2015, according to…
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