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Cut stamp duty for downsizers, property bosses urge
Older people often live in properties that are too large and unsuitable for their needs while young people struggle to find a home of their own.
Royal Mint warns collectors after Battle of Hastings 50p sells for £63,000
The Royal Mint has urged coin collectors to avoid paying huge sums for common coins on the basis of ‘farfetched’ reports, after a 2016 Battle of Hastings 50p reportedly sold for more than £63,000
Why did Rishi Sunak fail to help some of the self-employed?
The Chancellor’s largesse to battle Covid-19 has been audacious but when it came to assisting the self-employed, he curiously failed to offer all those affected a hand.
Mark Carney: Use £3tn pensions to tackle climate emergency
Pension funds are being urged to invest the nation’s savings to help fight the climate emergency. Mark Carney has previously warned some assets could become ‘worthless’ in the climate crisis.
Shed offices are the new conservatories as the outhouses increase in popularity
Whilst building a conservatory used to be the most convenient way of adding space to your home, ‘shoffices’ are usually much easier and quicker to install – even if they cost a similar amount.
Call centres report huge surge in interactions, creating hundreds of jobs
One company, CallCare, that has four centres in the North of England, has seen the average number of calls increase from 300,000 a month to one million a month, since lockdown began.
The best and worst performing funds of 2020 so far: Technology, US and gold
Sectors deemed vulnerable to Covid and the changing commercial landscape it is forming were left behind while technology, biotech and healthcare surged ahead.
Boris Johnson urges firms to hold job cuts as Arcadia axes 500
Boris Johnson urged employers to ‘keep supporting your workers with the furloughing scheme,’ adding ‘it is much better to wait for times to get better.’
British drugs firm boss faces jail over opioid scandal
Just a day after dramatically quitting as chief executive of London-listed Indivior, Shaun Thaxter pleaded guilty to a criminal charge related to sales of opioid addiction treatments.










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