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Investors given code of conduct
Regulators have published a new code of conduct for big institutional investors.
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Times now charging online readers
The Times becomes the biggest UK newspaper to begin charging its readers to access its online content.
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Graduates 'vulnerable to cuts'
Graduate unemployment could hit record levels due to planned public spending cuts, a research body warns.
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Kwik-Fit sells off insurance firm
The owners of Kwik-Fit agree a deal to sell the car repair chain's insurance arm to Belgian insurer Ageas for £215m.
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Toyota recalls 270,000 vehicles
Japanese car giant Toyota recalls 270,000 cars worldwide in the latest problem to hit the manufacturer.
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RBS completes sale of metals arm
Royal Bank of Scotland completes the sale of its metals, oil and European energy business to US bank JP Morgan in a $1.6bn deal.
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Australia agrees miners tax deal
The Australian government has reached a deal with mining companies over controversial tax plans.
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'One in ten' UK graduates jobless
Ten percent of students who left UK colleges last year were unable to find work, according to official figures.
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EU curbs mobile internet charges
EU protection to prevent mobile phone and computer users running up large data bills while travelling comes into force.
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Stocks down on slow factory data
Disappointing manufacturing reports from China and Europe worry investors, raising concerns over the economic recovery.
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Jobs boost as tank deal confirmed
A deal for a new British light tank is signed, safeguarding hundreds of jobs in south Wales and creating about 200 more.
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Fears over new mortgage squeeze
Lenders warn that homebuyers could face a fresh squeeze on mortgages in the next three months.
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EU agrees bank bonus curbs
The European Union agrees a deal placing new limits on bankers' bonuses, linking them to salaries and long-term performance.
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Weather trumps World Cup in shops
A prolonged period of hot weather is more significant for shops than England's early exit from the World Cup, say analysts.
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Top up? Diageo attempts to fill pension hole with whisky
Drinks giant Diageo reveals a plan to fill its massive pension deficit with millions of pounds worth of whisky.
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