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UK Cost of Living: Families Face 'Lost Decade' of Real Wage Growth
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UK Conservatives to Scrap 55% 'Death Tax' on Pensions
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FX Fixing: Barclays, RBS, HSBC and Others Face Collective £2bn in Fines
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Ukip Conference: Nigel Farage Promises to Scrap Income Tax for Minimum Wage Workers
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Barclays Settles Misuse of Confidential Info Lawsuit with CF Partners
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UK Cost of Living: First Rise in Real Wages Since Recession
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Monarch Restructuring: The Secretive Billionaire Mantegazza Family Behind the Airline
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Tesco Bosses May Face Parliamentary Grilling on Accounting Blunder, MP Warns
Parliamentary business committee chairman Adrian Bailey says executives may have to explain themselves.
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CMA Clamps Down on Car Insurance Comparison Sites
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NHS England Staff to Stage Four-Hour Strike in Row over Pay
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