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Tech firm Babble expands UK reach with double acquisition
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Major board reshuffle revealed by investment platform giant AJ Bell
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SPONSORED: Meet the 2021 Customer Service Excellence finalists for the NottinghamshireLive Business Awards
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Cornerstone to build care home in Bristol, creating 140 jobs
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North East manufacturer Cummins to lead £14.6m pioneering engine project
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US lab reports it is on the cusp of major nuclear fusion breakthrough
A laboratory in the US is on the cusp of a breakthrough in nuclear fusion research which would see the fuel it generates release more energy than is needed to ignite it.The US National Ignition Facility (NIF) confirmed that a successful experiment on 8 August “made a significant step” toward this goal, which is known …
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UK inflation tumbles giving Bank of England room on interest rates
UK inflation fell to 2% in July, a sharp plunge which suggested the Bank of England has no need to push up interest rates any time soon.That is down from an annual rate of 2.5% in June, a bigger drop than most of the City had expected.Figures yesterday showing that pay is rising sharply suggested …
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Rail fares set for sharp increase as used car prices soar, new inflation data suggests
Rail fares look set for a sharp increase and second hand car prices are climbing at their steepest rate since 2010, new inflation data suggests.Figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) also showed petrol prices were at their highest level for nearly eight years, pointing to pressure on commuters’ pockets despite a fall in …
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Rail fares look set for sharp increase as used car prices soar, new inflation data suggests
Rail fares look set for a sharp increase and second hand car prices are climbing at their steepest rate since 2010, new inflation data suggests.Figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) also showed petrol prices were at their highest level for nearly eight years, pointing to pressure on commuters’ pockets despite a fall in …
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Nando’s forced to close 50 restaurants due to supply chain disruptions
Nando’s has been forced to temporarily close around 50 restaurants after suffering chicken shortages due to supply chain disruptions across England, Wales, and Scotland.The peri-peri chicken maker, which operates some 400 sites around the country, also said it would lend some of its staff to its suppliers to help “get things moving” again after its business was …
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Streaming services booming with over-65s in pandemic, new Deloitte survey finds
The pandemic and its resulting lockdowns have meant we all spent more time on the sofa than planned. Video streaming services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime have benefited, signing up millions of new customers. And a new survey from Big Four firm Deloitte, released on Tuesday, revealed that 57% of Britons aged 65-75 now …
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Job vacancies are at their highest since records began – but why?
You’d be forgiven for thinking that something a little weird is going on with the workforce at the moment.We’re still coming out of a deep recession – one of the greatest economic shocks in modern times – parts of the economy such as the travel sector are still labouring under restrictions, and consumer confidence still …

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