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Slower inflation growth eases pressure on US Fed to hike interest rates
US inflation grew at a slower pace than expected in July, according to the latest government figures, easing pressure on the Federal Reserve to deliver another super-sized interest rate hike.
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Treasury recruits Court quartet in Bank of England shake-up
The Treasury is to name a quartet of new directors to the Bank of England's governing body as debate rages about the central bank's remit under a new Conservative prime minister.
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Cost of living: Energy bosses to hold crisis talks with ministers over soaring bills
Crisis talks will take place between energy sector bosses and the government tomorrow after the price cap was forecast to hit more than £4,200 in January.
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Royal Mail says union strike move is an 'abdication of responsibility'
Royal Mail has accused a union of abdicating its responsibility after announcing four days of industrial action.
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Domino's exits Italy after failing to win over ancestral home of pizza
Domino's has closed the last of its 29 stores in Italy, marking the end of an ambitious plan to launch American pizza in the culinary dish's ancestral home.
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Tui reveals £63m hit from recent travel chaos
Tui has revealed a €75m (£63m) hit from the recent travel chaos.
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Elon Musk sells $6.9bn in Tesla shares as battle with Twitter continues
Elon Musk has sold $6.9bn (£5.7bn) of shares in his electric vehicle maker Tesla as his battle against Twitter continues.
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Royal Mail workers to stage strikes over four days in call for 'dignified, proper pay rise'
Royal Mail workers are set to stage four days of strikes in the coming weeks in a dispute over pay.
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Energy bills expected to hit £4,200 in January, according to dire new forecast
Energy bills are expected to rise even further this winter than previously thought, according to the latest forecast from energy consultancy Cornwall Insight.
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Student loan interest rates slashed for second time amid cost of living crisis
Student loan interest rates in England and Wales are set to be cut for a second time to protect borrowers from rising inflation amid the cost of living crisis.