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Store closures help Mothercare trim losses
Cutting the number of its high street stores helped Mothercare narrow losses in its UK division as the retailer attempted to yank its struggling home market into profitability by 2015.
Mothercare sticks with UK store closure plan as it racks up �21.7million loss  This is Money
Mothercare soils nappy with �21.5m annual loss  Management Today
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FOREX-Yen climbs against dollar, euro as stocks slide
Thu May 23, 2013 8:04am EDT. * Yen rises versus dollar, euro as Nikkei tumbles. * Worries Fed may taper QE, weak China PMI hit stocks.
Fed's Bullard: Need Faster Inflation Before Tapering Stimulus  Wall Street Journal
Stock futures sink, rattled by Fed, China data  MarketWatch
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concerns about underlying economy as 0.3pc growth confirmed
The updated figures from the Office for National Statistics showed that the UK's dominant services sector, which accounts for three quarters of national output, drove the recovery - growing 0.6pc over the three months.
Signs of weakness mar UK economic growth  Reuters UK
Statisticians confirm 0.3% UK growth for first quarter of 2013  Financial Times
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FCA fines JPMorgan 3 million pounds
LONDON | Thu May 23, 2013 1:16pm BST. LONDON (Reuters) - Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said it has fined a wealth management unit of U.S.
FCA fines JPMorgan �3.1m over client details  Financial Times
UK Regulator Fines JP Morgan for Control Failings  Wall Street Journal
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Nikkei plunge sparks retreat from risky assets
Thursday 12.30 BST. Global stocks are in sharp retreat, led by a savage plunge in Tokyo, as traders are spooked by the prospect of reduced central bank support and a slowing Chinese economy.
Nikkei Falls 7.3%, Most in Two Years  Wall Street Journal
Japan's market takes a tumble  BBC News
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China May Factory Output Contracts in Test for Premier: Economy
China's manufacturing is contracting in May for the first time in seven months, adding to signs that economic growth is losing steam for a second quarter.
China Shares End Lower on Weaker PMI, Fed Remarks  Wall Street Journal
China factory data to test political calculations  Financial Times
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Concerns over Flybe's Gatwick slots sell-off
Business leaders and politicians have raised concerns over the future of Inverness's links with London Gatwick. A three-times-a-day service operated by Flybe is in doubt following the airline's decision to sell all of its take-off and landing slots at Gatwick.
EasyJet to buy Gatwick slots from Flybe  Financial Times
Flybe attacks Gatwick after �20 million sell-off of slots  Evening Standard
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Climate committee urges UK commitment to green power until 2030
The benefits of UK investment in renewable power that will add �100 a year to household energy bills are in jeopardy and should be bolstered with an approach that would add a further �20, the government's climate watchdog has said.
UK Warned Against Wager on Gas, Urged to Invest in Renewables  Wall Street Journal
Switch to low-carbon future would save households �1600  The Independent
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Halfords slashes dividend to fund 3-year investment plan
By Neil Maidment. LONDON | Thu May 23, 2013 7:19am EDT. LONDON (Reuters) - Cycles-to-car-parts retailer Halfords (HFD.L) has cut its dividend by a third to help fund a multi-million pound investment program, warning this would keep earnings below last ...
Halfords Drops Most Ever on Surprise Dividend Cut: London Mover  Bloomberg
Halfords shares fall after big drop in profits  BBC News
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SABMiller Warns on US, Latin America
LONDON�SABMiller PLC warned weaker demand for lager in the U.S. and volatile markets in Latin America are putting pressure on its beer sales, echoing comments from other major brewers about the industry's prospects.
SABMiller sees margin growth after Latam, Africa surges  Reuters UK
Africa 'star performer' for SAB Miller  BBC News
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