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Ofcom paves way for Royal Mail to axe Saturday post
Ofcom will next week outline options for reforming Royal Mail’s service obligations that could pave the way for the abolition of Saturday postal deliveries amid warnings from the company’s boss that it may require a government subsidy to survive.Sky News has learnt the regulator will on Wednesday publish a consultation paper on the future of …
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Unions warn they will take action to preserve steel making at Port Talbot
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Mouthwash, teabags and sausages latest examples of ‘shrinkflation’ – Which?
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Developer Robert Hitchins building 100,000 sq of new industrial and office space in Bridgend
Developer Robert Hitchins is undertaking a major expansion of its Central Park scheme in Bridgend with 100,000 sq ft of new pre-let industrial and office space. With a £20m development value, the company is building a 20,000 sq ft builder’s merchants and an 82,000 sq ft industrial warehousing and office facility . The identity of …
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European business leaders must embrace the winds of change
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Post Office’s Horizon compensation chief to step down from board
The Post Office board member responsible for overseeing the delivery of a controversial compensation scheme for sub-postmasters is to step down from its board.Sky News has learnt that Ben Tidswell, a former lawyer with the international law firm Ashurst who became a director of the Post Office in July 2021, is leaving after only one …
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Apple, under Brussels pressure, agrees to open up iPhone payments
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Almost 3,000 jobs to be cut as UK’s largest steelworks goes green
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Reddit reportedly planning March IPO launch
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Sunak says ‘more to come’ on tax cuts in fresh hint at election giveaway
Rishi Sunak said there is “more to come” in terms of tax cuts, in a fresh hint the Tories could offer a pre-election giveaway. The prime minister said he wanted to slash taxes “when we can responsibly do so”, echoing comments made by the chancellor this week. Politics Live: Tory peer makes Rwanda admissionTalking to …
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China slowdown puts brake on luxury car maker Bentley’s sales
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2,800 Port Talbot steel jobs axed under taxpayer-funded electric shift
Around 2,800 jobs are to be axed at the country’s biggest steelworks.Of the losses 2,500 will be in the next 18 months, Indian conglomerate Tata said. A further 300 jobs are to go in three years. Statutory consultation on the cuts will begin, Tata added, but did not specify when.Voluntary redundancies will be sought and …

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