Tesco Shares Slump As Trading Woes Deepen

Tesco's share price took its biggest one-day hammering in more than two years on Friday after it slashed its profit forecast following a sales slump. The supermarket chain, which has seen its position as the UK's market leader slowly eroded amid a price...

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PPI Scandal: Lenders To Re-Open 2.5m Claims

The City regulator says banks and other lenders are to reassess more than 2.5 million payment protection insurance (PPI) complaints. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) says the claims, which were made in 2012 and 2013, may have either been unfairly...

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Lib Dems Promise Six Weeks' Paternity Leave

The Liberal Democrats will promise fathers an extra four weeks' paternity leave under new manifesto plans due to be announced. The policy would extend the total parental leave to 58 weeks by extending fathers' current entitlement of two weeks to six....

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Malaysia Airlines Shake-Up After Planes Lost

The impact on Malaysia Airlines from the disappearance of MH370 and shooting down of MH17 has forced it to cut 6,000 jobs. The tragedies - in March and July respectively - compounded long-running losses at the airline which prompted it to confirm a...

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Tesco Shares Slump As Trading Woes Deepen

Tesco's share price has taken its biggest one-day hammering in more than two years after it confirmed it was slashing its trading profit forecast following a sales slump. The supermarket chain, which has seen its position as the UK's market leader slowly...

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Water Bills Set To Fall Over Next Five Years

Water bills are on course to fall 5% on average in real terms over the next five years - if the industry regulator gets its way. Ofwat confirmed its draft determination for household water and sewerage bills for the 2015-2020 period while...

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Leaders Clash Over Currency In Scotland Debate

First Minister Alex Salmond and Better Together leader Alistair Darling have clashed on using the pound in a fiery final debate on Scottish independence. The 90-minute debate, held in front of an audience of 200 at Glasgow's Kelvingrove Museum and Art...

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Burger King Faces US Tax Backlash On Takeover

Burger King's plan to buy a Canadian coffee and doughnut chain and shift its tax base there has been met with boycott threats among some US customers. While investors in both Burger King and Tim Hortons showed great appetite for the deal - with...

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Scotland Debate: The Facts Behind The Arguments

Full Fact - an independent fact checking organisation - checks the statements made by both sides during the second Scottish referendum debate. CURRENCY: Alex Salmond: "No-one can stop us using the pound sterling, it's an internationally tradeable currency."...

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Current Account Exodus At Troubled Co-op Bank

The troubled Co-op Bank has revealed it lost almost 30,000 current account customers in the first half of its financial year. The bank, which was forced to raise almost £2bn to plug a capital black hole last year, reported significantly lower losses...

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Draghi: ECB Ready To Spur On Euro Economy

The boss of the European Central Bank (ECB) has revealed it is ready to do more to boost a shaky recovery in Europe. But Mario Draghi warned EU member governments they must still join in efforts to reduce unemployment, which remains stubbornly high....

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Ecclestone Return Heralds New F1 Board Revamp

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor Formula One (F1) motor racing is preparing for further governance changes as the sport's boss, Bernie Ecclestone, retakes his boardroom seat following a £60m bribery trial settlement. Sky News understands that Lehman...

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Current Account Exodus At Troubled Co-op Bank

The troubled Co-op Bank has revealed it lost almost 30,000 current account customers in the first half of its financial year. The bank, which was forced to raise almost £2bn to plug a capital black hole last year, reported significantly lower losses...

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Draghi: ECB Ready To Spur On Euro Economy

The boss of the European Central Bank (ECB) has revealed it is ready to do more to boost a shaky recovery in Europe. But Mario Draghi warned EU member governments they must still join in efforts to reduce unemployment, which remains stubbornly high....

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Ecclestone Return Heralds New F1 Board Revamp

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor Formula One (F1) motor racing is preparing for further governance changes as the sport's boss, Bernie Ecclestone, retakes his boardroom seat following a £60m bribery trial settlement. Sky News understands that Lehman...

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