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Aldi and Lidl brought under supermarket land restrictions
Read the full story: Aldi and Lidl brought under supermarket land restrictionsAldi and Lidl face supermarket property restrictions already covering rivals. The CMA’s decision limits anti-competitive land agreements that could obstruct new grocery stores.
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Pensions Regulator warns trustees about hidden AI concentration
Pension trustees face fresh scrutiny of hidden artificial intelligence exposure.…
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Barclays plans 5,000 job cuts despite rising quarterly profit
Barclays plans major workforce reductions while quarterly banking profits rise.…
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Government consults on revised fire and rehire code
Ministers are consulting on revised rules governing fire and rehire.…
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UK spinout funding rises as investment in newcomers falls
University spinout funding increased while early stage investment contracted sharply.…
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LSEG agrees $3.535bn acquisition of credit data specialist Octus
LSEG has agreed to acquire specialist credit intelligence provider Octus.…
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Employers face tougher protections against pregnancy dismissals
Employers face new dismissal restrictions protecting pregnant workers and mothers.…
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Hercules expects annual revenue above £130m
Hercules expects annual revenue growth across British infrastructure service divisions.…
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Manufacturing input costs rise as producer inflation accelerates
Manufacturers faced steeper input prices as industrial inflation accelerated again.…
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GSK gains US approval for hepatitis B treatment
GSK secured US approval for its new chronic hepatitis treatment.…
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Azoma announces $11.2m AI shopping funding
Azoma raised funding to develop artificial intelligence shopping optimisation technology.…
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Thames Water creditors nominate Lord Hutton as chair
Thames Water creditors have selected a prospective independent board chairman. Lord Hutton would take up the position only if the consortium’s proposed recapitalisation and approvals proceed.
