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Regulator tells Barclays, Lloyds and RBS to plug �27bn hole in finances
The scale of the challenge facing policymakers to return Lloyds Banking Group and Royal Bank of Scotland to private ownership became clearer today as the banking industry was told to raise another �13.4 billion.
PRA tells banks to raise another �13 billion  Reuters UK
UK banks told to find further �13bn  Financial Times
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Fed Roils Global Markets
Fresh signs that the U.S. Federal Reserve is considering pulling back on efforts to support the U.S. economy rattled global markets Thursday in a wave that hit every major asset class.
World stock markets tumble as US stimulus slowdown prompts mass sell-off  The Independent
FOREX-Dollar shines after Fed signals stimulus withdrawal  Reuters
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UK retail sales sees strong rise in May
UK retail sales recorded a larger-than-expected rise last month, helped by a strong increase in food sales. Sales rose 2.1% in May from the month before, and were up 1.9% from a year earlier, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
UK retail sales recover strongly in May  Financial Times
May UK retail sales jump after washout April  ShareCast
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Dixons sees no let up in UK tablets boom
By James Davey. LONDON | Thu Jun 20, 2013 6:33am EDT. LONDON (Reuters) - British sales of tablet computers are booming, Europe's second-biggest electricals retailer Dixons said, underpinning profit growth and offsetting weak markets in ...
Dixons Retail wins with �95m  Evening Standard
Four reason why Dixons thrives while the High Street dies  Telegraph.co.uk
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FTSE hits five month-low after Fed plans stimulus slowdown
By Alistair Smout. LONDON | Thu Jun 20, 2013 12:05pm BST. LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's top shares slid to five-month lows on Thursday, led by miners after the U.S.
FTSE ends lower before Fed decision  AFP
FTSE 100 to open 100 points lower on Thursday  Proactive Investors UK
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EU Warns France, UK On Channel Tunnel Charges
BRUSSELS--The European Union began legal proceedings against France and the U.K. on Thursday over the fees charged by the private company that run the rail tunnel under the English Channel.
EU moves to cut high Eurotunnel charges  Telegraph.co.uk
Eurotunnel passengers 'are being ripped off'  Evening Standard
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GM farming 'would save countryside and cost less': Minister's controversial claim
Children will go blind or die if the world does not embrace genetically modified crops Owen Paterson claimed today. The Environment Secretary issued the controversial ultimatum as he claimed Britain could lead the way in producing GM food.
Growing GM crops will help us feed world, says minister  Evening Standard
GM crops 'benefit consumers'  BBC News
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Eurozone's private sector PMI hits 15-month high
Markit's Flash Eurozone Composite Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), a combination of the services and manufacturing sectors and seen as a guide to growth, rose to 48.9 in June from May's 47.7.
Euro-zone manufacturing PMI rises to 16-month high  MarketWatch
Eurozone output falls at slowest rate for 15 months  BBC News
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Mortgage increase points to housing boom
The Council for Mortgage Lenders (CML), which produced the data, said the numbers showed stronger house purchase activity than it was expecting and with the highest lending for any month since October 2008.
Mortgage lending soars as funding initiatives lift housing market  Financial Times
Banks out of the doghouse as mortgage lending rises 17%  Management Today
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Ex-Diageo chief Paul Walsh becomes Compass Group chairman
Paul Walsh is poised to switch his attentions from the drinks cabinet to catering, after the former chief executive of Diageo on Thursday took up a new role as chairman of Compass Group.
Paul Walsh named chairman of caterer Compass  Telegraph.co.uk
Outgoing Diageo boss Paul Walsh to head Compass  Evening Standard
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