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Brown and Blair in pensions pact

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Brown Blair pensions pact - The basic state pension will be linked earnings from 2012 after historic deal between feuding Gordon Brown Tony Blair Personal info sellers face jail - Traders confidential personal records could face up two years jail under tough new laws being considered by Government watchdog



Brown and Blair in pensions pact  [05/14/2006 08:37 AM]
The basic state pension will be linked to earnings from 2012 after a historic deal between feuding Gordon Brown and Tony Blair
Personal info sellers face jail  [05/14/2006 08:37 AM]
Traders in confidential personal records could face up to two years in jail under tough new laws being considered by a Government watchdog
Market report: Friday close  [05/14/2006 08:37 AM]
Investors woke up to a cold shower and a dose of realism today as share prices around the world took a dive. The FTSE 100 closed 129.9 points lower at 5912.1
Schoolboy project sells for £61m  [05/14/2006 08:37 AM]
Andrew Michael, who started internet company Fasthosts when he was at school, has become a multi-millionaire at 26
Takeover of Ottakar's gets green light  [05/14/2006 08:37 AM]
Monopoly watchdogs today formally gave Waterstone's bookstores the go-ahead to buy the smaller Ottakar's chain in a move set to spark renewed fury from authors and publishers.
Personal bankruptcies double  [05/14/2006 08:37 AM]
The number of people declaring themselves bankrupt has nearly doubled during the past year, Government figures showed today
A licence for all estate agents  [05/14/2006 08:37 AM]
All estate agents should be licensed to show that they are qualified and competent says the industrys ombudsman
GM in reverse over Vauxhall jobs  [05/14/2006 08:37 AM]
General Motors is trying to distance itself from statements by its European chief suggesting it is easier to axe jobs in Britain than elsewhere
Private punters join scramble for metals  [05/14/2006 08:37 AM]
An army of private investors has joined the frenzy of betting on metals that has doubled the price of copper and zinc in the past six months
Benjys faces lawsuit from franchisees  [05/14/2006 08:37 AM]
Benjys, the sandwich bars chain, is under attack from its own franchise operators, who allege the operation is a 'living nightmare'
O2 lifts customer base by 16%  [05/14/2006 08:37 AM]
The mobile phone company reported a jump in new customers in the first quarter as it unveiled a new overseas call plan
City salaries rise as banks hunt for staff  [05/14/2006 08:37 AM]
Pay packages are on the rise as City banks struggle to find enough suitably qualified juniors to work on their burgeoning pipeline of deals
Sugar goes for the sweetie  [05/14/2006 08:37 AM]
With the words 'Michelle - you're hired!' Sir Alan Sugar finally decided the TV battle of The Beauty and The Badger
House-sale business at all-time high  [05/14/2006 08:37 AM]
The UK's biggest chain of estate agents said levels of business were at an all-time high today as the pick-up in the property market gathered pace
Manufacturing adds to rate rise ammo  [05/14/2006 08:37 AM]
The chances of a rate cut look ever slimmer as the manufacturing sector reported its best performance for almost a year in March
Equitable Life break-up begins  [05/14/2006 08:37 AM]
The struggling insurer began its break-up today with a deal to offload its £4.5bn book of annuities business to Canada Life
Windfall for small shops  [05/14/2006 08:37 AM]
Almost 1,000 small shopkeepers will get windfalls of up to £50,000 in a giant merger
Full speed on pay-to-drive scheme  [05/14/2006 08:37 AM]
Pay-as-you-drive tolls will be the Government's answer to beating 'eternal gridlock' on Britain's roads, the new Transport Secretary has indicated
US interest rate pause predicted  [05/14/2006 08:37 AM]
After 16 rate rises in a row, the latest increase could be the last for some time, experts predict
Lloyds TSB admits chip and Pin flawed  [05/14/2006 08:37 AM]
A major bank has finally conceded that serious flaws in the new chip and Pin system has opened it up to fraud
Dixons scores early World Cup winner  [05/14/2006 08:37 AM]
Massive demand for the latest flatscreen televisions ahead of the World Cup has spurred a recovery by Dixons owner DSG International
Imprint delivers in Dubai  [05/14/2006 08:37 AM]
Tips & tactics: Our small caps experts reveal the Aim stocks that are set to fly, or dive. This week the spotlight falls on Imprint
Switching gear on takeovers  [05/14/2006 08:37 AM]
The surrender that saw so many British boards buckle at the smell of takeover cash looks to be largely over
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