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Twitter to axe another 200 jobs - report
Twitter is laying off another 200 workers, it was reported on Monday, the latest round of job cuts to hit the microblogging site since it was acquired by Elon Musk.
Retail footfall eases as children return to school
Retail footfall fell across most of the UK last week, industry data showed on Monday, as children returned to school following the half-term break.
Falling profits and higher costs hit service sector confidence - CBI
Business confidence continued to falter across the UK service sector, a survey published on Monday showed, as higher costs weighed heavily.
Majority of Britishvolt sold to Australia's Recharge
The sale of most of Britishvolt to Australia’s Recharge Industries has completed, it was confirmed on Monday, just over a month after the start-up collapsed into administration.
Energy bills set to rise despite cut in price cap
Household energy bills are set to rise in April, the regulator confirmed on Monday, despite the price cap being cut by nearly £1,000.
BASF cuts jobs, warns on earnings
BASF is to axe more than 2,000 jobs and shutter plants, the German chemicals giant said on Friday, sending the shares lower.
UK unveils fresh round of sanctions against Russia
The UK government has marked the first anniversary of war in Ukraine by announcing further sanctions against Russia.
M&S appoints former Permira partner non-executive director
Marks & Spencer Group has appointed a former Permira partner to its board, the retailer confirmed on Friday.
German economy shrinks by more than expected
The German economy shrunk by more than expected in the last three months of 2022, official data showed on Friday, increasing the prospect of the country falling into recession.
Full-year profits tumble at Jupiter
Jupiter Fund Management reported a slump in both assets under management and profits on Friday, after a "difficult" year for the City fund manager.
German economic outlook 'somewhat brighter' - Bundesbank
The outlook for the German economy has brightened slightly, the Bundesbank said on Monday, after energy prices eased.
Link Group in talks to sell LFS and settle FCA probe
Link Group is in talks to sell Link Fund Solutions, the Australian firm confirmed on Monday, as it edged closer to settling a probe into the Woodford Equity Income Fund scandal.
Shares in Raiffeisen fall after US authorities probe Russia business
Shares in Raiffeisen Bank International fell on Monday after US sanctions authorities questioned the Austrian lender about its Russian business.
Nearly 15,000 retail jobs lost in 'brutal' start to the year
Nearly 15,000 jobs have been lost in retail so far this year in the UK, according to industry research published on Monday.
3i Infrastructure raises £100m in placing
3i Infrastructure has raised £100m through a share placing, the Jersey-based investment trust confirmed on Friday.
UK trade deficit widens
The UK trade deficit widened sharply in December, official data showed on Friday, following a spike in gas prices.
Shares slide as Adidas warns on profits
Shares in Adidas fell sharply on Friday after the sportswear giant issued its fourth profits warning in less than a year.
UK narrowly avoids technical recession
The UK has narrowly avoided recession, official data showed on Friday, after the economy stagnated in the last quarter of 2022.
FRC head to chair HS2 - report
The chief executive of the Financial Reporting Council is being lined up as the next chair of the High Speed 2 rail link, it was reported on Thursday.
Inflation 'guaranteed' to fall this year - Bank of England
The governor of the Bank of England has told lawmakers inflation has likely “turned a corner” and would continue falling throughout 2023.