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Close Brothers accelerates restructuring savings
Read the full story: Close Brothers accelerates restructuring savingsClose Brothers is accelerating cost reductions as lending growth returns. Annualised savings reached about £36m in FY2026, with the specialist lender now targeting more than £60m by the end of FY2027.
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Disability Smart Awards 2025 winners announced: Celebrating innovation in disability inclusion
Thirteen winners announced at the Disability Smart Awards 2025, recognising…
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Why are UK workers so unhappy?
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Aston Martin limits US exports as Trump tariffs cloud outlook and losses narrow
Aston Martin cuts exports to the US amid tariff uncertainty,…
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Truly: Losses continue at brand backed by Dragons’ Den star Peter Jones
Losses have widened at Truly, the lifestyle brand launched by…
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Trump’s auto tariff pivot sends mixed signals to global carmakers
President Trump’s easing of car import tariffs offers some relief…
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Investor demand for gold hits three-year high
Record interest from investors and sustained appetite from central banks…
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ONS to assess cost to public purse of British Steel rescue
The UK’s official statistics body has begun an assessment of…
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Meta launches ChatGPT rival app ahead of key earnings report
Meta has launched its first standalone AI app in a…
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Kering launches new water sustainability strategy
Luxury fashion conglomerate Kering has unveiled a comprehensive “Water Positive…
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Vinted unveils a venture capital division focused on UK start-ups
Vinted, the online resale platform founded in Lithuania, has introduced…
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Technology leaders report growing management complexity
Technology leaders report mounting complexity as management demands keep expanding. An AMBS study found 85% of technology-sector respondents believe their roles have become more complicated, while AI skills, team engagement, and commercial strategy lead training priorities.
