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IMF puts pressure on George Osborne to find a Plan B: Chancellor's pace of ...
The International Monetary Fund has warned Chancellor George Osborne that the UK is �still a long way from a strong and sustainable recovery�, sending the pound tumbling against the dollar.
IMF calls for UK government to stimulate growth  The Guardian
IMF says time to take stock  BBC News
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Fury as utility firm SSE admits 28% rise in profits due to cold weather
Furious consumer groups demanded an immediate cut in energy bills today after one of Britain's biggest suppliers revealed a 28 per cent profit surge boosted by the past year's cold weather.
SSE warns of more energy bill rises  Telegraph.co.uk
SSE warns consumers of further energy price increases  Financial Times
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Canada March Retail Sales Report (Text)
The following is the text of Canada's retail sales report for March as released by Statistics Canada. Retail sales were flat in March, holding at $39.5 billion.
UPDATE 1-Canada retail sales unchanged in March, gas prices a drag  Reuters
Sterling slides as retail sales soften  Telegraph.co.uk
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State-backed UK banks gain approval for capital plans
By Matt Scuffham. LONDON | Wed May 22, 2013 2:30pm BST. LONDON (Reuters) - State-backed British lenders Lloyds Banking Group and Royal Bank of Scotland have agreed plans to shore up their capital with the financial regulator, removing a barrier to ...
Government needs 'clear strategy' to privatise Lloyds and RBS, says IMF  The Guardian
Regulator Says Lloyds, RBS Can Meet Capital Requirement  Wall Street Journal
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Nationwide profits leap 56% amid acquisition speculation
Nationwide has revealed plans to raise up to �500m of extra capital, prompting speculation that it may go shopping for acquisitions.
Nationwide grows lending to grab bigger slice of mortgage market  Telegraph.co.uk
Nationwide mortgage high  The Independent
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Google boss Eric Schmidt hits back at Ed Miliband over tax
Google's boss has told UK politicians to "sort out" the tax system, after criticisms of the internet search giant by Labour leader Ed Miliband.
Firms must pay fair share in tax, Nick Clegg tells Google's Eric Schmidt  Evening Standard
Ed Miliband says Google and Apple as bad as banks  Telegraph.co.uk
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MPs issue damning verdict on HMRC failures in fraud and error clampdown
A �5bn hole in the public purse has been caused by the failure of HM Revenue and Customs to clamp down effectively on fraud and error, MPs warn on Wednesday.
HMRC 'errors' cost country �5bn, say MPs  Telegraph.co.uk
Southend United hit by another HMRC winding-up petition  BBC Sport
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Scotland warned independence could cost billions in renewable subsidies
Ed Davey, the UK energy secretary, has warned that Scotland could lose billions of pounds in subsidies for renewable energy projects if it voted for independence, putting its green energy revolution at risk.
UK Warns Scotland That Independence Would Bring Renewables Uncertainty  Wall Street Journal
Scotland Focuses Marine Energy Fund on Wave Power to Spur Plants  Bloomberg
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Ministers approve plans for world's biggest wave farm in Western Isles
Full consent has been given for a 40MW farm off the north-west coast of Lewis - enough to power nearly 30,000 homes. Wave energy firm Aquamarine Power said it would begin installing its Oyster devices in the next few years, once grid infrastructure is put in ...
World's largest wave power scheme given go-ahead  Scotsman
Oysters to power world's largest wave energy farm  The Engineer
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Manufacturing orders low but firms more hopeful
A poll of 404 businesses found that growth in output was broadly flat over the three months to May, again disappointing expectations for a more pronounced recovery.
UK factory orders rise less than forecast, CBI figures show  ShareCast
U.K. CBI Manufacturing Index Increased Less Than Forecast in May  Bloomberg
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