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Steve Varley, the former head of EY in the UK and Ireland, will this week be named as the chairman of the first law firm to list on London's stock market.
A British data and analytics business founded 21 years ago was today snapped up for £2.55bn – four-fifths of which will go to its founder.
Inside Out has become the first film of the year to take over $1bn worldwide, becoming the highest grossing film of the year.
A planned strike at the Port Talbot steelworks has been suspended after the Unite union said new investment was proposed.
This is the story of how an obscure company based in an office block on a quiet street in Glasgow became an accessory in Vladimir Putin's war on Ukraine. It is the story of how Europe and Russia remain locked in a tense relationship of economic dependence, even as they supposedly cut their ties. It is the story of the uncomfortable truth behind why the cost of living crisis came to an end.
The "deafening silence" on climate change during the election campaign has been criticised by major business group the CBI.
Average house prices are still unaffordable for the typical earner, the UK's largest building society has said.
The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) says there's a conspiracy of silence at this election - that all of the major political parties aren't being honest enough about their fiscal plans.
It is the first big moment of election night. The exit poll is the moment millions tune in for a first sniff of the eventual result of the general election.
As the latest reduction in the energy price cap takes effect, households are being warned of a big lift in bills ahead due to higher wholesale gas prices.
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