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Holiday giant Tui considers ditching London stock market listing
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TUI shareholders may get vote on end to London listing
Europe’s biggest travel operator has revealed that it may seek to pull out of the London Stock Exchange amid continuing questions over the City’s post Brexit future.TUI said that it could put the idea to a shareholder vote at its AGM next February. The German-based company revealed that it could seek to upgrade its listing …
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County Durham’s Redde Northgate hails strong momentum as half-year revenues top £911m
North East vehicle rental and support services group Redde Northgate has hailed strong half-year performance following the launch of its integrated services platform. The Darlington business – created three years through the merger of light commercial vehicle hire business Northgate with support specialist Redde – said new contract wins had helped revenues and profits rise. …
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Euro News
Cash bans and golden visa checks: EU on cusp of new money laundering rules
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EU proposes delay to imposing tariffs on many UK-made electric vehicles
The European Union has bowed to demands from European carmakers and the British government for a delay to the introduction of 10% export tariffs on electric vehicles (EVs).The so-called rules of origin apply to vehicles made in the bloc and sent to the UK – and vice-versa – making EVs made in the EU more …
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Airlines criticised over adverts that contained ‘misleading’ environmental claims
Adverts for three airlines have been banned by a regulator for giving consumers a misleading impression of their environmental credentials.The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) said the Google ads seen in July for Air France, Lufthansa and Etihad must not be published again. The ad for Air France, the watchdog explained, had stated that it was …
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Sky News
Spending, Soames and the Science of Failing Well
In today’s episode, Ian King discusses the new president of the CBI, Rupert Soames, with Sky’s City editor Mark Kleinman.He also talks about spending figures released by the British Retail Consortium.And Ian welcomes Professor Amy Edmondson onto the show to discuss her latest book – Right Kind of Wrong: The Science of Failing Well.:: Listen …
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Euro News
Europe must act now to avoid Russia’s plan to corner hydrogen market
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Crisis-hit CBI turns to Smith & Nephew’s Soames as next president
The crisis-hit CBI has turned to Sir Winston Churchill’s grandson to help steer it back from the brink of financial oblivion.The business lobbying group confirmed a Sky News report on Tuesday that Rupert Soames, the former boss of Aggreko and Serco, has been lined up to succeed Brian McBride as its next president. Mr Soames …
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Euro News
UK reins in Christmas spending as cost of living squeeze continues
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Euro News
Engie wins its €128 million court tax fight
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Business Live
Gloucester-based housing developer wins approval for new homes
A Gloucester-based housing developer has secured unanimous approval for its plans to build 145 new zero carbon homes at Churchdown. Newland Homes saw Tewkesbury Borough Council vote in favour of its proposed development. In response to the council’s Climate Emergency, each of the zero carbon homes planned for the site will be powered by renewable …

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