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Market Report: Sainsbury's leaping after horse all-clear
Thursday 21 February 2013
Horse-free meat is on the menu at Sainsbury's and its shares were gobbled up as the rest of the stock market slumped. Sainsbury's confirmed no horse meat was found in its beef products following 250 tests in line with the Food Standards Agency rules. Sainsbury's had withdrawn some burger lines last month amid the food scandal but has now confirmed it has not found any traces of horse DNA.
Julie Meyer: Now is the time for the UK to rediscover its exporting mindset
Tuesday 19 February 2013
Crime: Careful, there's nothing cheap about loyalty
Tuesday 19 February 2013
On last week’s edition of Stewart Lee’s Comedy Central stand-up comedy show, The Alternative Comedy Experience, deadpan Scottish stand-up David Kay joked about how he didn’t want to have his identity stolen as he was worried about losing his Tesco Clubcard points.
Richard Branson is latest billionaire to join Bill Gates' $500bn philanthropy club Giving Pledge
Tuesday 19 February 2013
Virgin founder publicly commits to give away half of his fortune to philanthropic causes
Tesco's electronic armbands and Lady Gaga's hip: it’s the shirkers vs workers debate all over again
Thursday 14 February 2013
Let it be known: sticking it to the boss man is a full-time job requiring a genuine sense of vocation. Plus: what will we do without our supermarket snobberies?
HMV administrator to axe 1,000 jobs as 66 stores close
Thursday 07 February 2013
HMV's administrator Deloitte is set to axe more than 900 jobs by closing 66 stores over the coming two months.
Supermarkets circle empty HMV shops
Sunday 03 February 2013
Iceland, Tesco, Sainsbury's and Morrisons have all submitted bids for HMV stores that are the right size to be run as supermarkets.
Anthony Hilton: Too many pension schemes spoil the pots
Friday 18 January 2013
You can see where the Office of Fair Trading is coming from in launching an investigation this week into the charges levied on workplace pension schemes. There has been a raft of work by fund manager David Pitt-Watson and others which suggests that pension pots would be a third higher if charges in this country were at the same level as, for example, in Holland.
Market Report: Sainsbury's hit by Goldman divi blow
Friday 18 January 2013
Supermarkets have been hit by the horsemeat burger scandal this week, which was followed by equal helpings of outrage and humour. But today it was Goldman Sachs' switch to sell that sent Sainsbury's share price south. Goldman's analysts are more focused on dividend cover than burger blunders.
Man charged over Birmingham Big Issue murders
Monday 14 January 2013
A 23-year-old man was charged last night with the murder of two Big Issue sellers who were fatally stabbed in Birmingham city centre.
Birmingham stab victims were Big Issue sellers
Saturday 12 January 2013
The founder of The Big Issue tonight condemned the fatal stabbings of two vendors in a city centre as “utterly senseless” as police appealed to hundreds of people who may have seen the attacks to come forward.
Two men killed in Birmingham city centre stabbing
Saturday 12 January 2013
Two men were stabbed to death in a busy shopping area of Birmingham city centre just before 6pm last night.
Money Insider: Serious about sorting your finances? Start from scratch
Friday 11 January 2013
Many people will have made a resolution to sort out their money matters this year. In fact it's probably among the top three 2013 promises, alongside losing weight and doing more exercise.
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