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Co-op Southern deal faces deeper competition review
Read the full story: Co-op Southern deal faces deeper competition reviewCo-op’s Southern deal faces deeper scrutiny from competition regulators now. The CMA says the completed transaction may reduce competition and will require remedies or an in-depth Phase 2 investigation.
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UK leaves door open to further AI regulation
Ministers have left open further rules for advanced artificial intelligence.…
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Energy shock pushes UK inflation above 3%
UK inflation rose above 3% as transport costs accelerated sharply.…
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KPMG proposes 200 more UK advisory job cuts
KPMG is proposing 200 more UK advisory job cuts nationwide.…
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UK Finance calls for leaner corporate reporting
UK Finance wants corporate reporting simplified as disclosure burdens grow.…
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Digital proof-of-age goes live for alcohol sales
Digital proof of age is now valid for alcohol sales.…
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Employers warn UK labour market remains stalled
Employers warn Britain’s labour market remains weak as vacancies fall.…
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UK and US link fusion AI supercomputers
UK and US fusion laboratories are linking powerful AI supercomputers.…
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FCA explores tokenised gold for UK markets
The FCA is testing how tokenised gold could reshape markets.…
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The leadership opportunity behind Britain’s workplace suicide standard
Workplace suicide prevention is becoming an urgent board-level governance priority.…
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Hain sells international business in $323m deal
Hain Celestial is selling its international business to private equity.…
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The leadership opportunity behind Britain’s workplace suicide standard
Workplace suicide prevention is becoming an urgent board-level governance priority. MHFA England CEO Sarah McIntosh argues BS 30480 gives employers a framework to connect trained staff, escalation pathways, and executive accountability before workplace support breaks down.
