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- Jan- 2023 -29 JanuaryBanking
Creditors call for Vue to buy out Cineworld
Cineworld’s creditors contact rival Vue about possible sale as part of efforts to salvage business By Luke Barr, Financial Mail…
Read More » - 29 JanuaryBanking
Ofgem under fire for delaying plans to tackle energy giants’ cash grab
Ofgem under fire for delaying plans to tackle energy giants’ cash grab: Two-year wait to end £2.5bn charge on customers…
Read More » - 28 JanuaryBanking
Firms can’t reach HMRC as tax deadline looms
Small businesses struggling to pay tax bills reporting long waiting times to get through to Revenue & Customs before self-assessment…
Read More » - 28 JanuaryBanking
Got a nest egg of less than £30k? You can invest it for £60 a year
Investment platform Interactive Investor will launch a new product this week, designed to entice savers with small nest eggs. Investor…
Read More » - 28 JanuaryBanking
TONY HETHERINGTON: Lufthansa’s a lost cause with its lost luggage
Tony Hetherington is Financial Mail on Sunday’s ace investigator, fighting readers corners, revealing the truth that lies behind closed doors…
Read More » - 27 JanuaryBanking
RAY MASSEY: It’s a jobs jamboree in Britain’s motor industry
It’s a jobs jamboree, says RAY MASSEY: Britain’s motor industry busy recruiting talented people to help build increasingly high-tech cars…
Read More » - 27 JanuaryBanking
YouGov ‘cautiously optimistic’ about annual results
YouGov ‘cautiously optimistic’ full-year profits after strong half-year showing for British polling company YouGov was co-founded by under-fire Conservative Party…
Read More » - 27 JanuaryBanking
Who’s afraid of the big bad dollar?
For most of the past two years, the dollar had a ferocious run. Compared to the currencies of its major…
Read More » - 27 JanuaryBanking
LVMH defies cost of living crunch as wealthy continue to splash out
LVMH defies cost of living crunch to post record profit as wealthy continue to splash out By Daily Mail City…
Read More » - 26 JanuaryBanking
SJP net inflows down 11% in ‘second best year’
SJP has reported that net inflows fell to £9.8bn last year, down from £11bn in 2021, though 2022 still marked…
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