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Bitcoin and other cryptos have slumped after record highs. Is market manipulation the reason why?
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Pret USA reveals brand facelift playing up chain’s ‘London touch’ to Americans
Pret has unveiled a rebranding for its US coffee shops that emphasises the chain’s London “touch” in a bid to appeal to American consumers’ love of the capital. Pret’s American cafes will soon be fitted out with the new “Pret: London 1986” logo. Bosses said the new logo aims to “champion” the brand’s London heritage.The …
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Greggs vegan sausage roll hit by supply chain disruption
Greggs has admitted that its vegan sausage rolls are being hit by supply chain disruption.The bakery chain had already acknowledged that it was not immune to the economy-wide problems getting goods to shelves, but boss Roger Whiteside declared last month that “the sausage roll is safe”. But now, in response to a query from the …
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UK inflation: Cost of living blow as prices surge
Millions of families were today warned of a “painful” cost of living squeeze over the winter after the rate of inflation surged to its highest level for a decade.The Consumer Prices Index — the headline measure of inflation — jumped from 3.1 per cent to 4.2 per cent in October, more than twice the Bank …
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Staples Center is changing its name to Crypto.com Arena in the biggest naming rights deal in history
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Early Revolut investor Balderton plots stake sale after value hits $33bn
One of the earliest investors in Revolut is plotting the sale of a stake that could net it a windfall running into hundreds of millions of dollars.Sky News has learnt that Balderton Capital, one of Europe’s leading venture capital investors, has hired bankers to offload at least part of its holding in the digital bank. …
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Amazon to ban Visa credit cards in the UK from January
A row broke out between Amazon and Visa today over the use of credit cards on the internet giant’s website.Amazon today said it would stop taking payments from Visa credit cards issued in the UK, citing the high cost imposed by the card company.An email to customers said: “Starting 19 January, 2022, we will unfortunately …
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Amazon to stop accepting payments using UK-issued Visa credit cards
Amazon says UK customers will not be able to pay for goods using a Visa credit card from January, blaming a “high cost of payments”.The online retail powerhouse emailed customers on Wednesday morning to confirm the move would take effect from 19 January and clarified that no other credit cards, or Visa debit cards, would …
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McColl’s shares fall by a third as retailer warns on product availability
McColl’s, the convenience store chain, has seen its shares plunge by up to a third to hit record lows after it warned that weak product availability would hit annual profits.The company, which has a network of 1,265 convenience stores and news agents across Britain, said a shortage of lorry drivers and insufficient supply of key …
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Evening Standard
UK inflation soars to 4.2% putting pressure on the Bank of England to shove up rates
Inflation soared in the last month, putting further strain on family finances and making an increase in interest rates before Christmas look like a racing certainty.The City has been concerned for months that the Bank of England is too lax about inflation. The Threadneedle Street rate setters insist inflation will peter out next year.Today’s figures …
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Why the Bank of England is set to raise rates when it can’t influence many rising costs
The number might have surprised most economists, who were anticipating a figure slightly below 4% rather than slightly above it, but in another sense there’s nothing enormously surprising about today’s inflation figure, striking as it may be.Everyone expected CPI to rise sharply in October, as we saw the impact of higher energy prices on the …
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Profits crash at CMC Markets, a hit to Tory peer Lord Cruddas
PROFITS have plummeted at CMC Markets as a Covid share trading boom came to a shuddering halt, leaving founder and Tory peer Peter Cruddas keen to break up the business that made his fortune.Lord Cruddas wants to split the business into a spread betting arm and a more traditional stock broking business, the later presently …

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