FCA fines JP Morgan £3m
THE UK financial regulator today announced that it has fined JP Morgan’s wealth management unit over £3m for failing to give clients the
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Dairy Crest milks profits from French sale
DAIRY Crest Group today announced a seven per cent increase in pre-tax profits and an 82 per cent decrease in net debt, after divesting i
EasyJet buys Gatwick slots from Flybe
BUDGET airline easyJet today confirmed that it has agreed to acquire 25 runway slots at Gatwick airport from Flybe for £20m.
Halfords profits drop 25 per cent
BICYCLE and car parts retailer Halfords today announced a 25 per cent drop in pre-tax profits, attributed to rising costs.
Asian markets plummet as China manufacturing slows
CHINA’S manufacturing activity contracted for the first time in seven months in May, causing stock markets to fall sharply in Asia.
Google boss tells UK politicians to get tax rules in order
GOOGLE’s Eric Schmidt has become the latest business chief to hit back in the row over corporation tax, slamming the “irrational structur
London terror alert after Barbaric murder
A TERRORISM investigation was underway last night after a soldier was killed in broad daylight in Woolwich.
Tax reforms – what are the politicians planning?
May 23, 2013, 1:51am
MEETINGS of global leaders are set to be dominated by plans to develop a new international tax agreement.
IMF calls for Osborne to kick-start the economy
THE UK needs to cut business taxes, slash red tape to allow more house building and bring forward infrastructure spending to make sure th
From Healey to today: the UK’s relationship with the IMF
May 23, 2013, 1:49am
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