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Post Office to set out plans for branch closures and job cuts
The Post Office is drawing up plans to close dozens of branches and axe hundreds of head office jobs as it tries to place its finances on a sustainable long-term footing.
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Leap in unemployment rate raises question of Labour own goal
The UK's jobless rate has risen by more than expected, raising questions over whether the new government's early warnings on the state of the economy have backfired.
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Shell wins appeal in landmark emissions case
Shell has won its appeal against a climate court ruling that it must sharply reduce its carbon emissions.
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Reeves to unveil plans for radical payments shake-up
The government is to unveil plans for a shake-up of Britain's payments infrastructure which will involve the Bank of England being given a more powerful role overseeing it.
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Top Labour donor Vince takes flight with £20m Ecojet fundraising
Dale Vince, the prominent Labour Party donor and eco-entrepreneur, is kicking off a £20m financing for Ecojet, a new airline that claims it will be the world’s first zero-emission commercial carrier.
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Former Chase UK boss swoops on Atom Bank stake
A new investment vehicle founded by one of Britain’s most prominent venture capitalists has swooped to buy a stake in Atom Bank, the digital-only lender.
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Metro Bank fined £16m by City watchdog
Struggling Metro Bank has been fined £16m for poor money laundering controls.
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Bluesky gets surge in users switching from X after US election
Social media platform Bluesky says it has gained 700,000 new users in the week following the US election.
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Money Problem: 'A dry cleaners ruined my sofa and won't replace it. What are my rights?'
Every week in our Money blog, we answer questions about your financial problems or consumer disputes. This week, a reader asked what rights they had after her sofa was ruined by a dry cleaners.
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No discussion on how much Horizon maker Fujitsu should pay to victims - CEO Paul Patterson says
There has been no discussion of how much Fujitsu, the maker of the faulty Post Office software Horizon, should contribute to compensating its victims, the company's Europe chief executive has said.
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