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Revealed: EFL seeks £1bn five-year transfer from Premier League
The English Football League wants top flight clubs to hand over more than £1bn during the next five years in order to end the long-running impasse over a financial redistribution deal.
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Scrapping windfall tax early 'could cost UK £8.6bn by 2030'
Replacing the UK's current windfall tax on oil and gas companies could cost the country up to £8.6bn by 2030, campaigners are warning.
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Gamma suitor Epiris in talks to buy TalkTalk wholesale arm PXC for £200m
The buyout firm stalking London-listed Gamma Communications has entered formal talks to buy PXC, the wholesale arm of struggling TalkTalk Telecom Group.
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'I'm a builder - here's how to add £10,000 to your home's value with just £1,000 of work'
It's a competitive market out there, so the Sky News Money blog team asked Luke Burford, co-founder of comparebuilders.co.uk, for his top tips on increasing the value of your property.
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Tax fears drive 70% surge in pension withdrawals
A surge in pension withdrawals is being driven by uncertainty over government tax changes, according to experts.
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Premier League in joint call for FIFA reform amid Infantino crisis
The Premier League and three of its top European counterparts will on Friday issue a joint call for urgent governance reform at FIFA amid the crisis engulfing its president, Gianni Infantino.
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Opus Broadband returns with cut-price offer for TalkTalk retail arm
One of the suitors for the retail arm of struggling broadband provider TalkTalk Telecom Group has returned with a cut-price offer that would further increase the losses facing investors in the company.
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Long-term benefits claimants could be banned from buying alcohol and cigarettes under Tory plans
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Tesco duo reunited as Guinness-maker raids WPP for CFO
The finance chief of London-listed marketing services group WPP is quitting in the middle of its turnaround to be reunited with her former Tesco colleague, the Diageo chief executive Sir Dave Lewis.
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Labour donor Vince rescues London newspapers two years after Observer bid
The multimillionaire entrepreneur and Labour donor Dale Vince is providing a "rescue" funding package to a trio of central London newspapers, nearly two years after he was thwarted in a bid to buy The Observer.

