14 January 2013 The fashion chain Next today raised hopes for a modest improvement in high street trading conditions this year after it posted a robust performance over Christmas and…
14 January 2013 After only two months at the helm of defence firm Chemring, new chief executive Mark Papworth today used the firm’s own ejector seats, replacing his finance boss…
14 January 2013 The global carbon market shrank by more than a third to €61bn (£49bn) in 2012, the lowest level in its five-year history, fuelling concerns that key permit…
14 January 2013 Mortgage availability has soared to its highest level since the onset of the credit crunch nearly five years ago, the Bank of England said today. The Bank’s…
14 January 2013 Mortgage business has picked up slightly this year compared with the low level of transactions witnessed in 2011, and during 2013 I expect to see this…
14 January 2013 At the start of last year, I predicted in this column that the eurozone would not collapse, China’s stuttering economy would not implode and Chelsea would not…
14 January 2013 Credit Suisse, one of the biggest investment banks in London, is set to pay its bankers bonuses in the risky debt they helped create, in a…
14 January 2013 a row. The business has been trying to restructure its finances and reduce the number of pubs it owns. The shares toasted a 1.1p gain to 9.9p.…
14 January 2013 Fancy owning your local pub? It’s probably a secret desire of many Britons, particularly if it came with free drinks. And that’s exactly what the people of…
14 January 2013 After the Christmas and New Year party comes the financial hangover. Consumer group Which? reckons that 46 per cent of the population paid for at least part…
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