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Energy price cap expected to rise by £830 in October, says Ofgem chief
The UK's energy price cap is expected to rise in October to around £2,800, Ofgem's chief executive says.
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Bank of England tells banks: 'Take climate action now or face profits hit'
The Bank of England has told banks to take climate action immediately or face a hit to annual profits of up to 15%.
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Economy 'almost grinding to a halt' as private sector growth stalls
UK private sector growth is the weakest it has been since last year's winter lockdown, as the cost of living crisis hits consumer demand.
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BA owner faces pay revolt over 'excessive' share award plan
British Airways' (BA) parent company is facing a shareholder pay revolt amid criticism of proposals for an "excessive" hike in executives' share awards despite racking up enormous losses during the pandemic.
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National debt grows by £18.6bn in April - month's fourth-highest borrowing since records began
Government borrowing was £18.6bn last month - down by £5.6bn from a year ago, but the fourth-highest April figure since records began in 1993.
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Windfall tax won't help, say energy companies as Sunak considers including green producers in levy
A plea against a windfall tax on energy companies has been made in an open letter to the prime minister and chancellor.
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‘Landlords cannot rely on agents to tell them about licensing’ – judge
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Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg personally sued over massive data breach scandal
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is being sued by the US District of Columbia which is seeking to hold him personally liable for the Cambridge Analytica scandal that breached millions of people's personal data.
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Products hit hardest by soaring prices revealed as grocery inflation at highest level in 13 years
Grocery inflation has hit its highest level in 13 years - with almost a quarter of shoppers struggling to make ends meet, according to closely-watched industry data.
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‘Covid is not an excuse to dodge licensing’ judge tells landlord facing £10,000 RRO
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Bank of England chief hits back at criticism it has 'stoked' cost of living crisis
The governor of the Bank of England has hit back at criticism that its decisions have contributed to the highest inflation in 40 years.
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Office market weathering the storm better than expected
With rental growth in prime London offices set to outpace the rest of the country, the doom ©1999 - Present | Parkmatic Publications Ltd. All rights reserved | LandlordZONE® - Office market weathering the storm better than expected | LandlordZONE.
