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Former Newcastle city centre bank to be transformed in multimillion-pound scheme
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North Wales chicken abattoir that supplies KFC and major supermarkets is creating 60 apprenticeships
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Former Royal Marine Commando behind thrilling Zip World brand
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Losses widen at recruiter Staffline after Covid hit to demand for manufacturing jobs
Blue-collar recruiter Staffline has reported a hefty 2020 loss after Covid‘s hit to manufacturing jobs, but bosses are hailing a resurgence in some sectors and the AIM-listed firm’s new “leaner” operations.Staffline, which places around 40,000 workers a day at more than 450 client sites, reported revenues of £927 million for the year to January, down …
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Fresh hope for economy as government borrowing tumbles
FRESH hope that the UK economy might escape the worst ravages of the pandemic at a lower cost than previously thought emerged today when government borrowing again tumbled.THE UK government borrowed £24.3 billion to make ends meet in May, much lower than official forecasts or the best guesses of City economists.And while that takes the …
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News UK says ‘early stage’ discussions with BT Sport will not be pursued
News UK has confirmed that it held talks with BT Sport over “limited, commercial partnership” opportunities – but said that it was not pursuing them any further.The company, which is owned by Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp and publishes The Sun and The Times, issued the statement after The Daily Telegraph first reported on the discussions. …
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NVIDIA plans to pump more millions into Cambridge
US technology giant NVIDIA believes its investment in the Cambridge-1 supercomputer initiative could top $100 million – and that’s just the starting point. The company, which is bidding to acquire Cambridge chip architect Arm for $40 billion, is plotting many more initiatives that will fire the local and national economies if the UK and other …
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Quarantine-free travel for fully-vaccinated ‘absolutely something’ government working on
Quarantine-free travel to amber list countries for people who have been fully vaccinated is “absolutely something” the government is “working on”, the health secretary has told Sky News.“This hasn’t been clinically advised yet, we’re working on it,” Matt Hancock said about the move, which would see the current 10-day isolation replaced by daily COVID-19 testing. …
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Borrowing falls as furlough spending eases – but still second highest on record
UK borrowing fell to £24.3bn last month as the government spent less money on furlough and saw a boost from VAT and fuel tax, official figures show.Borrowing – the difference between how much the government spends and how much it receives from taxes and other income – was still at its second-highest level for May …
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FTSE 100 set to gain as oil hits highs and Morrisons bid keeps takeover hopes alive
The FTSE 100 was set to build on yesterday’s gains after the oil price hit two year highs amid hopes the US Federal Reserve would keep up its Covid support measures.The UK index was expected to jump 21 points to 7085 with BP and Shell likely to do much of the heavy lifting, although share …

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