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Why emigration businesses are catching the eye of entrepreneurs
Why emigration businesses are thriving and what are the rules that govern them? Opinion of the founder of the company "Mircare" Aleksei Nevzorov.
‘Not for EU’ labels introduced alongside new red and green lanes for NI goods
Goods to be sold in Northern Ireland will use a ‘green lane’ with minimal paperwork and no checks.
Inflation drops sharply in Europe
The figures have spurred hopes that there will be no further interest rate rises.
‘They think it’s all over’: Bank of England keeps interest rates on hold for first time in two years
"From here there’s a strong argument for the Bank taking a prolonged pause", Nicholas Hyett said.
Car industry ‘utterly furious’ with the government – sources
“The UK is closed for business"
Wilko reveals locations of 111 stores to shut next week
Wilko will close 37 stores after trading on Monday September 25, a further 37 on Wednesday September 27 and another 37 on Friday September 29.
Financial Authority finds no evidence of politicians being ‘debanked’ over views
The government ordered a review by the FCA after Nigel Farage kicked up a stink about being kicked out of Coutts.
Number of pubs shutting for good across England and Wales jumps 50%
383 Pubs were demolished or converted in England and Wales in six months to June.
The Range set to buy Wilko brand in £5m deal
Administrators at PwC have sought to sell off Wilko’s assets in recent weeks, including its brand and shops, after failing to secure a rescue deal.