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Multinationals' Scanty Tax Pay Angers UK
LONDON�The storm brewing over Apple Inc.'s tax practices in the U.S. has already rained down hard in the U.K., where multinationals including Starbucks Corp.
Disarming Senators, Apple Chief Eases Tax Tensions  New York Times
The Irish loophole behind Apple's low tax bill  Reuters UK
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Marks and Spencer announces largest fall in profits in four years as clothing ...
Falling clothes sales at Marks & Spencer have dragged down the retail giant's annual profits to an eight-year low, as it said the executive behind the �Your M&S� branding is to step down.
Sell your shares if you're unhappy, says M&S chief Marc Bolland  The Guardian
Marks and Spencer boss could get bumper bonus despite worst profits in four ...  Mirror.co.uk
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RBS and Lloyds stakes should be sold, says IMF
Britain will be advised to sell off the state's holdings in the Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Bank by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in a move that will embolden George Osborne as he attempts to justify his economic strategy.
Could RBS stay in an independent Scotland?  BBC News
RBS to cut 1400 jobs over two years  Mortgage Strategy
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Inflation registers surprise April fall
The annual rate of inflation eased to 2.4 per cent last month, thanks to falls in petrol prices and air fares, the Office for National Statistics reported yesterday.
Mark Carney warns Europe against lost decade of austerity  The Guardian
What next for inflation and interest rates?  Telegraph.co.uk
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Fiat Industrial to move tax home to UK
Fiat Industrial aims to move its tax residency to the UK from Italy after a merger with US business CNH to take advantage of a lighter fiscal regime, according to a regulatory filing.
Fiat Industrial is the latest firm to move to UK for tax reasons  CITY A.M.
Fiat Industrial seeks UK residence to cut tax bill  Reuters UK
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Asian stocks cheered by Fed reassurance, yen awaits BOJ
By Ian Chua and Vidya Ranganathan. SYDNEY | Tue May 21, 2013 11:13pm EDT. SYDNEY (Reuters) - Asian stocks rose on Wednesday following a positive lead from Wall Street with Japan's Nikkei reaching a 5-1/2 year high, while the yen took a defensive ...
Japan Posts Another Trade Deficit  Wall Street Journal
Tokyo stocks lead Asia ahead of Bank of Japan meet  MarketWatch
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Paragon profits from changes in banking sector
Paragon Group continued to prosper by snapping up unwanted loan portfolios from big banks and the boom in buy-to-let loans as the specialist lender reported a rise in half-year pre-tax profits.
Paragon seeks banking licence  The Independent
Paragon plans return to banking business  Telegraph.co.uk
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Homeserve expects to incur smaller legal costs and fines
Homeserve's shares jumped more than 10 per cent as the company revealed a smaller than anticipated �6m provision for legal costs and fines it is expected to incur for mis-selling home repairs insurance.
Homeserve sets �6m aside in FCA inquiry  The Independent
Homeserve sets aside �6m to cover fine for mis-selling policies as annual ...  This is Money
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Capita wins �1.2bn outsourcing contract
Shares in Capita pushed through the �10-mark for the first time in the FTSE 100 outsourcing group's history after it won a decade-long contract worth �1.2bn to provide call centre and online customer services for O2.
O2 set to clash with unions over transfer of 2000 staff to Capita  Telegraph.co.uk
CWU union claims O2 call centre workers 'betrayed'  BBC News
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Vertu Motors unveils acquisition
The car dealership group - which was established in 2006 with the aim of consolidating the fragmented automotive retail sector - has agreed to pay Co-operative Group Motors �31m cash for Albert Farnell Ltd, a 65-year-old Yorkshire-based business mainly ...
Vertu grabs �31m Land Rover franchise  Scotsman
Vertu Motors PLC Acquisition and Placing  Wall Street Journal
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