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Bank of England identifies vulnerabilities due to rising interest rates but banking sector 'resilient'
Britain's banking sector is resilient to rising interest rates, the Bank of England has said.
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Hunt sparks review of foreign investment to counter US green tax plan
The chancellor will this week unveil a review of Britain's foreign direct investment (FDI) framework as the government scrambles to counter the impact of Joe Biden's efforts to turbocharge clean energy industries.
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UK pension funds, boom in English sparkling wine and beauty tech
Ian King speaks to Andrew Carter, the chief executive of Chapel Down, about the boom in English sparkling wine, which is showing no signs of slowing down.
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Ovo Energy plots takeover of Shell arm in bid to reclaim number two spot
Ovo Energy is plotting a takeover of Shell's UK domestic gas and electricity business in a move that would see it reclaim the number two slot in the British market.
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High street giant Next exceeds increased profit expectations but prepares for 'difficult year'
High street retailer Next has outpaced its own increased profit guidance by £10m.
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Andrew Bailey says Bank of England in period of 'heightened tension' after runs on Silicon Valley Bank and Credit Suisse
The Bank of England governor has told MPs the regulator is currently in a period of "very heightened tension and alertness".
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Banking turmoil: How worried should we be in Britain?
How worried should we be about the banks?
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FTX's Sam Bankman-Fried charged with bribing Chinese officials
Disgraced FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried has been charged with bribing Chinese officials with payments of at least $40m (£32.4m).
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Next buys Cath Kidston for £8.5m - resulting in job cuts
Next has paid £8.5m for struggling home furnishing retailer Cath Kidston in a move that will result in a number of redundancies, administrators have said.
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How gambling operators may be targeted further after William Hill's £19.2m fine
It has been 18 years since the country's gambling laws were properly updated but the industry has transformed in that time.