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Debenhams Sells Millions of Shares to Sports Direct
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Royal Mail Gives Sue Whalley Stamp of Approval as COO
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France's Total to Invest £29m in UK Shale Gas Industry
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Violence in Anbar province has caused long term pipeline security worries
Tesco Hit by Heavy Drop in Sales on Tough Christmas Season
The world's third biggest retailer posted another heavy drop in underlying sales in its British market.
M&S Chief Marc Bolland Under Pressure as Clothing Sales Fall for 10th Quarter
Bolland says company's step-by-step approach to improve general merchandise sales is working.
Libyan Armed Groups To Sell Oil from Seized Eastern Ports
Rebel government in Libya's Cyrenaica region invites firms to buy oil.
UK Retailers Slashed Pre-Christmas Prices by Largest Amount in 7 Years
The British Retail Consortium data shows tough trading conditions despite an improving economy
Bank of America-Merrill Lynch Axes European Power and Gas Trading Desk
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FCA Claims Co-op 'Crystal Methodist' Paul Flowers Appointment Was Not a Mistake
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'Big Six' Centrica CFO Nick Luff Leaves to Join Reed Elsevier
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Walmart's Asda Rakes in Bumper Christmas Store and Online Sales
British arm of US grocer enjoyed a good performance at Christmas both in store and online
UK Chancellor George Osborne Extends Austerity to Cut Taxes and Stabilise Economy
Osborne will announce tax pledges for lower income workers although austerity will be extended
'Big Six' Scottish Power to Partially Reverse Energy Price Hike with Cuts
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Oil Futures Drop on Rising US Crude-Product Stockpiles and Libya Supply Hopes
Libya to resume production at its El Sharara oil field.
Gold Prices To Rise Ahead of Commodity Index Rebalancing Activity
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London Stock Exchange Looks Forward to 2014 Listings Bonanza
100 companies eyeing a 2014 London listing after lean years since financial crisis in 2008
US Crude Futures Near Four-Week Low on Federal Reserve Taper Concerns
Upbeat US economic data could force the Fed to further reduce stimulus.
Next Shares Soar 10% on Christmas Sales Boosting Annual Profits
Next raised its profit forecast after fourth quarter sales came in significantly ahead of its expectations
House of Fraser Eyes 2014 IPO as French Takeover Speculation Heat Up
HoF said to be in talks about potential takeover by French counterpart Galeries Lafayette.
Ofgem Threatens Energy Network Firms with Fines for Christmas Storm Outage
Energy regulator says firms may have taken too long to restore power after Christmas period outages.
Labour Claims 'Big Six' Energy Firms Paid £4bn Over Power Market Rate
Households may have paid £150 over the odds for their electricity over the past three years
House of Fraser Rakes in Record Christmas Sales
Online shopping helps House of Fraser gain its best ever Christmas trading period on record
Debenhams CFO Simon Herrick Resigns After Massive Profit Warning
Debenhams shares plummeted after retailer announced Christmas trading profits were disappointing
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Top New Year's Resolutions for Working Conditions in 2014
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UK's FTSE 100 Clocks Best Annual Performance Since 2009
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Top New Year's Resolutions for Banking, Politics and Tax 2014
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Record Year for Longevity Swap Pension Market as Deals Rake in £8.9bn
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'Big Six' Energy Chiefs to Face Parliament Over Christmas Storm Outages
Bosses from companies such as npower, Centrica and EDF will give evidence to MPs
Metal Warehouses Reduce Fee Hikes as LME Pushes Reforms
Warehousing companies will increase rent charges by an average of 3% in April, compared to 7% last year.
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