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‘Magic circle’ law firm is latest to raise salaries as sector competes for talent
UK judge’s acceptance of plan moves guarantor lender closer to resuming business
The market still sees the do-it-yourself chain as inescapably cyclical
Harbour Energy chief says levy would make some projects uneconomic and could be ‘detrimental’ to energy security
John Armitt urges transparency from government on energy bills impact
Country’s biggest provider of gas to companies examines name change to distance itself from Russia
Executives criticise Stuart Kirk despite speech’s theme and content having been agreed internally
Big companies are compounding problems of inflation and supply chain disruption
Italian group’s commitment follows spending plans from BP, Shell and Harbour
Bidders circling online beauty retailer have no history of buying large companies
Profits double at UK’s largest building society on back of mortgage growth and higher interest margins
Deal comes after UK ad agency rejects lower offer from largest shareholder
April boost for supermarket alcohol sales suggests more people are staying in rather than going out
Nuclear power plant now expected to total £25bn-£26bn with further delays anticipated
Index drops to minus 40, reflecting soaring inflation and raising the risk of recession
Approaches from Belerion and King Street rebuffed amid interest from property tycoon
There is a whiff of opportunism — and conflicted interests — about the deal
Shares slide as UK postal service points to hit from declining parcel volumes and soaring costs
Chief says gas glut has left pipelines running at capacity and that boosting flow would be unsafe
Low-cost airline says bookings ‘not affected’ by operational issues but winter season remains uncertain
Fund manager’s caution comes as Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust reveals hit from tech sell-off
Founder Richard Harpin to reap £300mn windfall from takeover by Canadian group
Accounting industry is failing to protect investors and employees from malfeasance
Remuneration practices leave much to be desired even if a new incentive scheme is better than the old
‘Reasonable’ distance to be laid down on how far to go for bank and building society services
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