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Thousands of jobs to go at Bosch in latest blow to German car industry
Bosch will cut up to 5,500 jobs as it struggles with slow electric vehicle sales and competition from Chinese imports.
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Cambridge college puts O2 arena lease up for sale
Cambridge University's wealthiest college is putting the long-term lease of London's O2 arena up for sale.
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Surprise fall in retail sales a sign economy is slowing
Budget fears and unseasonably warm weather led to consumers spending far less than expected last month, according to official figures.
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Energy price cap rises again - with cost of bills expected to stay high for months
Gas and electricity bills will become even more expensive in January, as the energy regulator Ofgem ups the price cap.
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Letting agents group Lomond strikes £450m deal with ICG
Lomond Group, the chain of lettings agents owned by an arm of Britain's biggest high street lender, is to change hands in a deal worth about £450m.
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Post Office scandal: At least eight convictions linked to Capture software being investigated as possible miscarriages of justice
At least eight convictions predating the Horizon Post Office scandal are being looked at by the body investigating potential miscarriages of justice, Sky News has learned.
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Apax leads £500m battle to revive name of accountancy firm Smith & Williamson
Apax Partners is leading the race to buy the accountancy arm of Evelyn Partners - a move expected to revive one of the sector's best-known names.
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Manchester City lose latest battle with Premier League over financial rules
Manchester City have lost their latest battle with the Premier League over financial rules.
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'Millions remain trapped': Leaseholders still 'cash cows' despite update on abolishing 'feudal' system
Long-awaited legislation to abolish England's "feudal" leasehold property system will be published in the second half of next year, the government has confirmed in a major update for the millions of people affected.
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Water companies blocked from using customer cash for 'undeserved' bonuses
Nine water companies have been blocked from using customer money to fund "undeserved" bonuses by the industry's regulator.