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Tax Helplines Cut Off Almost A Third Of Calls

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Tax bosses have promised the service offered by public helplines will be improved, after it was revealed that almost a third of calls are getting cut off. Research by consumer group Which? found that, in a sample of 100 calls, only 71 were not cut...
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Yodel Suspends Collections Hitting Deliveries

Yodel Suspends Collections Hitting Deliveries We use cookies to give you the best experience. If you do nothing we'll assume that it's ok. Close Play video "Yodel Suspends Collections" Video: Yodel Suspends Collections ...
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David Cameron To Launch Home Discount Scheme

A scheme offering 100,000 first-time buyers new homes with a discount of 20% as part of a drive to help people onto the property ladder will be launched by David Cameron later. Those under 40 who have never owned their own home can register their...
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Growing Business: Demand Soars For UK Xmas Trees

By Nick Ravenscroft, Sky News Reporter Families in Britain are increasingly buying Christmas trees that were grown in the UK rather than ones that have been imported, according to UK suppliers. The British Christmas Tree Growers' Association (BCTGA)...
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Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe Re-Elected

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has been re-elected with a two-thirds majority in a snap ballot. The vote had been portrayed by Mr Abe as a referendum on his plans to revive the world's third-biggest economy. The Japanese leader may use his victory...
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Glitch Causes Items To Be Sold On Amazon For 1p

Businesses are furious after a piece of software used by retailers on Amazon went wrong, causing hundreds of items to be sold for 1p. Some firms which use RepricerExpress say they risk going bankrupt because the problem has resulted in them losing...
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US Avoids Shutdown After Spending Bill Passed

The US Senate has passed a $1.1tr spending bill - and prevented a repeat of last year's government shutdown. The 56-40 vote on Saturday came as Congress ended a two-year legislative session that has been marred by bitter partisanship and few successes....
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New Fee-Free Current Accounts Launched

A new fee-free banking current account structure that guarantees "clarity" has been revealed by the Treasury. The scheme has been agreed to help people who may have marks on their credit history or who are currently ineligible for accounts. Details...
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Ex-JJB Sports CEO Jailed Over £1m Fraud

The former boss of JJB Sports has been jailed for four years, after pocketing around £1m in what was described as a "very greedy fraud". A court heard that Chris Ronnie, 52, owed more than £10m to an Icelandic bank when he diverted funds from...
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FCA Life Ban For Fare-Dodging Jonathan Burrows

The financial watchdog has banned a top fund manager from any role in the City after it was discovered he paid £43,000 to avoid prosecution for dodging train fares. Jonathan Paul Burrows, who was a London-based managing director at US investment firm...
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