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Branston Pickle maker forced to make ‘unprecedented’ price increases
Rising energy and packaging costs push up ploughman’s lunch staple by 40pc
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Nepo baby billionaires outrank self-made moguls for first time
Children of ultra-wealthy made more from handouts than entrepreneurs earned from their companies
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NatWest to close last remaining bank branch in the Peak District
Bank says staff were only serving six customers on a regular weekly basis
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Barclays closes branch – and tells customers to use van in graveyard
High street bank will shut its last location in Hove next week
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The man who could play the deciding role in The Telegraph’s fate
Tory MPs are pressing the Deputy Prime Minister to intervene in Abu Dhabi’s takeover of this newspaper
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Dowden warned over ‘potential national security threat’ in Telegraph takeover
MPs including Sir Iain Duncan Smith pile pressure on Government to intervene
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‘I would resign if Abu Dhabi interfered,’ says Telegraph bidder Jeff Zucker
CNN veteran insists editorial independence would be preserved under proposed new ownership
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Channel 4 considers using emergency debt facility after advertising ‘market shock’
Broadcaster forced to slow down commissioning and axe programmes amid fall in revenues
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Selfridges shareholder Signa files for insolvency
Questions over department store ownership as cash crunch topples Rene Benko’s empire
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Shoppers paying too much for baked beans and baby formula
Producers making more profit per item than two years ago, competition watchdog finds
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Deliveroo plots move into DIY and beauty products
Company to introduce the ability to ‘gift’ items ahead of Christmas
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Halfords warns of lower profits amid slump in new bike sales
Customers are being careful about spending on non-essential products
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Homophobic remarks made about me at council meeting, alleges three-times sex change lawyer
Half a dozen locals are trying to smear my name, says Samantha Kane who is renovating castle in Scottish Highlands
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Only free-market economics can fix Britain’s housing crisis
As other sectors evolve through trial and error, the property market has been left behind
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Inside the idyllic Devon village where Yimbys outnumber Nimbys
Residents take a middle-ground in the nation’s ill-tempered housing debate
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Compensate nimbys to build on green belt, poll suggests
Residents back more house building on protected land if they receive a share of the profits
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Nissan unveils £2bn investment plan to build two new electric cars in Sunderland
The car maker is preparing to go all-electric in Britain and Europe by 2030
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Hunt planning to make biggest business tax cut in 50 years even more generous
Chancellor exploring ways to expand flagship £10bn tax break
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Jeremy Hunt pledges £4.5bn boost for manufacturing in net zero push
Electric cars, offshore wind and carbon-capture technology to receive extra funding
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Look outside London, and British enterprise is flourishing
The seeds of a vibrant UK economy are being planted in unlikely locations
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Risks of hydrogen heating trial still unclear, experts warn
Plans to supply 2,000 homes with alternative heating under scrutiny over lack of information
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The US should take warning from the huge costs of British floating wind power
Paying more for electricity is going to mean cheaper bills? Really?
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Offshore wind projects to receive subsidies boost after auction flop
Claire Coutinho to announce 70pc increase to guaranteed price offered to developers
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Energy Secretary poised to approve hydrogen trial despite local protests
Up to 2,000 homes in Redcar could be supplied with gas alternative under scheme
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Weight loss drug maker plots ‘buy now, pay later’ offer
Novo Nordisk aims to treat more people who currently cannot access its Wegovy jabs
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Elephants don’t gallop – except for AstraZeneca
Questor share tip: the company’s growth rate and valuation suggest further capital gains are ahead
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Weight-loss drug maker to spend £4.9bn on new facilities amid surging demand
Novo Nordisk is struggling to meet a surge in demand for its treatments
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AstraZeneca bets on weight-loss pill to compete with wave of new ‘miracle’ jabs
Pharmaceutical giant strikes deal to develop new drugs after admitting it is behind rivals
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Shortage of weight-loss drug Wegovy will last for years
Sales of Novo Nordisk's obesity treatments grew 36pc in the first nine months of the year
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GSK is winning its legal battles, yields 4pc and is far cheaper than rivals
Questor share tip: While it's not out of the legal woods yet, several cases have been dismissed and momentum is building day-to-day
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Thames Water falls short of £1bn fundraising target amid nationalisation threat
Shareholders agree to inject funds but water supplier still needs £2.5bn by 2030
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Water suppliers will be forced to increase household bills, says Ofwat boss
Concerns grow that consumers will face costs of fixing creaking water infrastructure
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£1bn will not be enough to steady Thames Water, warns industry regulator
Ofwat admits it could have done more to prevent toxic build-up of debt in the industry
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The water industry doesn’t need to be nationalised, it needs to be better policed
Instinctive calls for a state takeover ignore the fundamental of a complex sector
