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Morrisons 'to raid property stock'
Morrisons is reported to be planning an £800 million raid on its property empire as it looks to buy time from the City after a poor Christmas. The supermarket, which last week revealed a worse-than-expected 5.6% decline in sales, is set to
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Are Royal Mail shares being sold 'too cheap'?
An instant £250 profit? That's what's being touted by some City experts for Royal Mail investors as late demand for Royal Mail shares surge. You need to snap them up by midnight tonight (and you only need a debit card to do so). However
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Labour would scrap shares scheme
A Labour government would scrap a scheme in which employees give up certain rights for shares, Ed Balls has said. An apparent tax cut for hedge funds introduced by the Government would join the "shares for rights" policy on the scrapheap
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RBS may face more action over £12bn
Royal Bank of Scotland may face further legal action over a £12 billion rights issue. A group of around 16,000 shareholders who say they lost money in the 2008 exercise, just before the bank's collapse, have already launched a compensation
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Would you spend £800 on a M&S suit?
If you had £800 to spend on a suit, would you make for Marks and Spencer? Home to the machine washable 2 button £18 jacket (current sale price), M&S have introduced their new 'Best of British' range - for a price. The troubled
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Creditors poised to seize Hibu
Phonebook publisher Yellow Pages could fall into the hands of hedge funds, banks and bondholders within weeks under a sweeping debt overhaul. Creditors are poised to seize control of Hibu, the Reading-based owner of Yellow Pages, in a deal which
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New Aviva boss fails to quell anger
The new boss of insurance giant Aviva failed to quell shareholders' anger as he faced them for the first time since they staged a rebellion forcing out his predecessor. Mark Wilson sought to assuage investors at the company's annual
