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£4 million-a-year bank chief quits after breaking Covid rules with trips to Wimbledon

A £4 million-a-year investment banking chief has quit his job after he was found to have twice flouted Covid rules, including making visits to the… Read more
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London venture capital investor Blossom Capital raises $432 million

Blossom Capital, one of the few female-led venture capital firms in London, has raised a new pot of money to invest in early-stage tech businesses.

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FTSE 100 Live: Job vacancies at record, oil price surges to 7-year high

The UK job market continues to improve after new figures showed a better-than-expected unemployment rate of 4.1%.

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Jobs market still booming - but pay is now starting to fall

Pay is falling for the first time since the summer as inflation bites, suggesting the Bank of England might have to move faster to raise interest rates.… Read more
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The green row over the UK's largest renewable power plant

This is the second of two articles examining the way wood pellets are produced and used as a green energy source. The first article can be found here.

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Teys Australia abattoir that told COVID-positive staff to keep working amid outbreak announces temporary shutdown

A South Australian meatworks where COVID-positive employees were instructed to continue working has temporarily closed its doors.

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YouTube rich list: MrBeast was the highest-paid star of 2021

Jimmy Donaldson, the 23-year-old American better known as MrBeast, was YouTube's highest-earning content creator in 2021, according to Forbes.

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YouTube rich list: MrBeast was the highest-paid star of 2021

Jimmy Donaldson, the 23-year-old American better known as MrBeast, was YouTube's highest-earning content creator in 2021, according to Forbes.

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