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  • Surprise drop in top dog pay: Report shows FTSE chiefs taking home less cash in real terms

    August 16, 2015

    Average pay packages for FTSE 100 chief execs fell in real terms over the course of the most recently-recorded year, according to a new report out today. Bosses at British blue chip firms took home an average of £4.96m in 2014, compared with £4.92m in 2013, according to the High Pay Centre think tank. Adjusting [...]

  • Cigarette plain packaging war heating up as new Australian study due for release

    August 16, 2015

    The tobacco industry has hit back at the government’s plan to enforce plain packaging for cigarettes, warning that the ruling will cause a rise in counterfeits being smuggled into the UK. As legal battles rage between the UK government and British American Tobacco, this latest challenge comes after it was revealed yesterday that an official [...]

  • Most UK tech professionals would consider moving abroad: US, Australia and Canada top of the list

    August 16, 2015

    Silicon Roundabout has proved a lure for many UK tech profes­sion­als, but maybe the pull of good coffee and free wifi is wearing off. Nearly three quarters in the industry say they would consider moving abroad for work if the right job came up, according to a poll out today. The figures, based on a [...]

  • London house prices up nearly 10pc in August as first-time buyers hit hardest

    August 16, 2015

    London house prices have had their most buoyant August for eight years, new figures show. Homes in Greater London are 9.7 per cent more expensive than they were in August 2014, property website Right­move said today. House prices normally face a drop in August when compared with July, as the holiday period distracts buyers and [...]

  • Number of confident City workers looking to move jobs doubles in a year

    August 16, 2015

    New figures show workers are becoming more eager to switch jobs, suggesting greater confidence in the economy. The number of professionals looking for new opportunities climbed by 27 per cent in July compared with June, recruiter Morgan McKinley said this morning. While summer tends to see more people looking for vacancies, the 15,866 workers both [...]

  • Homebuyers chase longer fixed rate mortgages as interest rate hike looms

    August 16, 2015

    The prospect of interest rates coming off their record lows is prompting potential homebuyers to search for extended mortgages. Mortgages with a 30-year term, or longer, were considered by 21 per cent of those looking to buy between April and June, according to data published today by the Mortgage Advice Bureau (Mab), a brokers. Only [...]

  • Greek debt crisis: German chancellor Angela Merkel says there’s “no doubt” IMF will join third bailout

    August 16, 2015

    In an attempt to assuage fears that a third bailout package for Greece will not have support from international creditors, German chancellor Anglea Merkel went live on national television today to express confidence in the IMF's involvement.   Read more: IMF says Greece needs debt relief after new bailout deal   In an interview on ZDF, [...]

  • Noflation: UK inflation expected to remain at zero

    August 16, 2015

    Inflation is expected to remain at zero, or noflation as it has been dubbed, due to falling oil prices and a strong pound. Forecasters believe the official data from the Office of National Statistics due out on Tuesday, will show that prices remained the same in July. "Given renewed oil price weakness, with Brent crude [...]

  • Greek crisis: IMF says Greece needs debt relief after new bailout deal

    August 15, 2015

    Managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Christine Lagarde has questioned the ability of Greece to service its debts without some kind of relief, as Eurozone finance ministers approved a third bailout deal. "I remain firmly of the view that Greece’s debt has become unsustainable and that Greece cannot restore debt sustainability solely through actions [...]

  • The UK 50-plus employment rate has hit a record high

    August 15, 2015

    Britain's workforce is being bolstered by a sea of older workers, with the number of people aged 50 and over in employment at a record high.  Official data released earlier this week showed the number of people aged between 50 and 64 who have a job rose by 50,000 in the last quarter. And this [...]

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