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HSBC chair Nelson among bosses joining Starmer on China visit
Brendan Nelson, the new chairman of HSBC Holdings, will be among the business leaders who travel to China with Sir Keir Starmer next week as the prime minister tries to reset Britain's relationship with Beijing.
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Trump suffers Supreme Court setback in bid to fire Fed governor
Six out of nine US Supreme Court justices have indicated support for keeping a central bank interest rate-setter in her job, in defiance of the Donald Trump administration.
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Black Sheep brewery owner set for rescue by rival Saltaire
The brewery group behind brands such as Black Sheep and Fourpure is to be rescued from the brink of collapse by Saltaire Brewery, a Yorkshire-based rival.
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Inflation ticks up for first time in 5 months to 3.4%, ONS figures show
The rate of price increases rose again in December, official figures have confirmed, with inflation rising to 3.4%.
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The truth on whether you need to let your car warm up before driving | Money newsletter
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US group Metagenics has healthy appetite for probiotics maker Symprove
One of Britain’s leading home-grown manufacturers of probiotic supplements is to be taken over by an American peer amid booming demand for gut-health and wellbeing products.
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Why is Ryanair fighting with Elon Musk?
Elon Musk has said he could buy Ryanair amid an ongoing public spat with the budget airline's boss Michael O'Leary.
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Uncertain future for 33 Russell & Bromley shops after Next buys shoe chain
High Street Fashion giant Next has snapped up luxury footwear business Russell & Bromley from administration in a rescue deal.
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L&G-backed Salary Finance banks on £460m debt war chest
A workplace lender which counts the FTSE 100 companies Experian and Legal & General among its shareholders has secured a £460m financing war chest as it seeks to roll out its products to millions more British employees.
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Inside the new breed of 'zero bills' homes where you pay nothing for your energy
Elliott Wood has something you're probably going to want.
