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NatWest faces $1.1bn claim over 1991 Argentine shipyard sale
NatWest is facing a $1.1 billion damages claim from Tandanor, a shipyard in Buenos Aires, over alleged fraudulent conduct during...
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Eat up and get out: why dawdling diners are killing UK restaurants
A restaurateur friend of mine, who I shall not name because he has to keep serving these people, rang me...
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Help to Buy returns £1.74bn as ministers review scheme revival
The government has made £1.74 billion from George Osborne’s Help to Buy scheme, figures disclosed in Homes England’s annual report...
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Fly-tipping gangs forced sale of family farmland, says Earl Spencer
Earl Spencer has said organised fly-tipping forced his family to sell the 310 acres of Northamptonshire farmland it had farmed...
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What to Do in the Week After Your Financial Controller Resigns
It usually happens on a Friday. Your Financial Controller asks for ten minutes, closes the door, and hands over a...
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What to Do in the Week After Your Financial Controller Resigns
It usually happens on a Friday. Your Financial Controller asks for ten minutes, closes the door, and hands over a...
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BP puts North Sea business up for sale after 60 years
BP has put its North Sea oil and gas business up for sale, the company announced on Friday, in a...
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York and North Yorkshire secures established status in rural first
The York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority has been designated an Established Mayoral Strategic Authority, with confirmation received on Friday...
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Petrol hits 160p a litre, highest since Iran war began, says RAC
The average price of petrol in the UK has reached 160p a litre, its highest level since the Iran war...
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LinkedIn adds ‘AI slop’ button as 40% of long posts found AI-written
LinkedIn has introduced a button allowing users to flag posts they believe were generated by artificial intelligence, with the platform’s...
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