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More home owners improving, not moving [06/26/2008 12:36 PM]
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The struggling property market is fuelling a huge rise in home improvements as householders opt to make more of what they have rather than move
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Bills to rise in £100bn green plan [06/26/2008 12:36 PM]
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Green taxes and energy bills will rise to pay for an energy revolution, the Government has warned
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Qataris fuel bid rumours at Sainsbury [06/26/2008 12:36 PM]
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Hopes of renewed bid interest in Sainsbury were revived after a major shareholder bought another 7m shares in the supermarket group
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Barclay's Varley is thrown a lifeline [06/26/2008 12:36 PM]
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Barclays has enticed in new investors from abroad, helping them to avoid a rights issue and short selling, writes the Daily Mail's Alex Brummer
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Let's be minus rating agencies [06/26/2008 12:36 PM]
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There is a much simpler solution to the problems of ratings agencies than that suggested by the SEC. Why not abolish them altogether?
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Let's be minus rating agencies [06/26/2008 12:36 PM]
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There is a much simpler solution to the problems of ratings agencies than that suggested by the SEC. Why not abolish them altogether?
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Barclay's Varley is thrown a lifeline [06/26/2008 12:36 PM]
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Barclays has enticed in new investors from abroad, helping them to avoid a rights issue and short selling, writes the Daily Mail's Alex Brummer
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Qataris fuel bid rumours at Sainsbury [06/26/2008 12:36 PM]
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Hopes of renewed bid interest in Sainsbury were revived after a major shareholder bought another 7m shares in the supermarket group
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Bills to rise in £100bn green plan [06/26/2008 12:36 PM]
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Green taxes and energy bills will rise to pay for an energy revolution, the Government has warned
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More home owners improving, not moving [06/26/2008 12:36 PM]
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The struggling property market is fuelling a huge rise in home improvements as householders opt to make more of what they have rather than move
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Market report: Thursday latest [06/26/2008 12:36 PM]
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11.50:Shares in the London Stock Exchange have more than halved this year and, according to one of the City's big-hitters, a further sell-off cannot be ruled out
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The wealth gap is widening again [06/26/2008 12:36 PM]
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The divide between rich and poor is the same as it was ten years ago and widening further - with the richest Britons earning six times more than the poorest
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Thousands still buying 'obsolete' TVs [06/26/2008 12:36 PM]
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Analogue televisions are still selling in their thousands, even though they will soon become obsolete
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Sexism in City pay to be exposed [06/26/2008 12:36 PM]
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Ministers declared war on 'sexism in the City' today as research showed men in the financial sector are paid an average of 42% more than their female colleagues.
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Sexism in City pay to be exposed [06/26/2008 12:36 PM]
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Ministers declared war on 'sexism in the City' today as research showed men in the financial sector are paid an average of 42% more than their female colleagues.
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Thousands still buying 'obsolete' TVs [06/26/2008 12:36 PM]
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Analogue televisions are still selling in their thousands, even though they will soon become obsolete
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The wealth gap is widening again [06/26/2008 12:36 PM]
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The divide between rich and poor is the same as it was ten years ago and widening further - with the richest Britons earning six times more than the poorest
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Market report: Thursday latest [06/26/2008 12:36 PM]
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11.50:Shares in the London Stock Exchange have more than halved this year and, according to one of the City's big-hitters, a further sell-off cannot be ruled out
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Tesco accused of using 'slave labour' [06/26/2008 12:36 PM]
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Tesco will be accused of exploiting workers who are paid an average 16p an hour when campaigners attend a shareholders meeting tomorrow
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Small investors can buy into Barclays' offer [06/26/2008 12:36 PM]
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Barclays' army of small investors will be relieved to hear that the bank's recent share offer is not a rights issue
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Small investors can buy into Barclays' offer [06/26/2008 12:36 PM]
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Barclays' army of small investors will be relieved to hear that the bank's recent share offer is not a rights issue
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Tesco accused of using 'slave labour' [06/26/2008 12:36 PM]
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Tesco will be accused of exploiting workers who are paid an average 16p an hour when campaigners attend a shareholders meeting tomorrow
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Fed keeps US rates on hold [06/25/2008 08:48 PM]
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The US Federal Reserve left interest rates on hold tonight at 2% despite growing concerns about rising inflation
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'No win no fee' legal actions face overhaul [06/25/2008 08:48 PM]
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Ministers today launched a review of 'no win no fee' legal actions because of concerns over compensation culture and curbs on free speech
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Sellers 'must reveal flood risk to homes' [06/25/2008 08:48 PM]
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Nearly 750,000 Londoners face their homes devalues under plans to force house-sellers to reveal the flood risk of their property
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