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HomeBusinessColumnists SHOP My ProfileSitemap From The Sunday Times July 6, 2008 David SmithOne of the most remarkable things about Britain’s economy in recent years has b...
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LONDON (Reuters) - Construction activity fell at its sharpest pace in at least 11 years in June, a survey showed on Wednesday, in one of the clearest signs yet of how falling house prices are hitting the wider economy.
The news coincided with a plunge in homebuilders' shares after Taylor Wimpey, the sector leader, said it failed to raise the extra capital it said it would just two days a...
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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Pork producer Smithfield Foods Inc. said Monday it will sell Groupe Smithfield Holdings SL, its main European subsidiary to Campofrio Alimentacion SA, the largest processed meats ...
Oil prices surged above $143 a barrel for the first time everMonday, as a weaker dollar spurred investors to seek refuge indollar-denominated oil futures to hedge against inflation.
"The main factors behind the rise today are the U.S. dollarremains fragile and geopolitical tensions, particularly surroundingIran," said David Moore, a commodity strategist at theCommonwealth Bank of Australi...
Households already under pressure from soaring energy tariffs will see gas and electricity bills rise by an extra 20% for the UK to fund ambitious emission targets, a report has said.
Consumers will have to fork out an extra £5.3 billion by 2020 to meet the European Union's emission and renewable energy goals - price rises which come on top of sky-high bill hikes, according to Ernst & Y...
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