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Mike Ashleyâs Frasers eyes majority ownership of Hugo Boss (opens the original)
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Mike Ashleyâs Frasers Group has said it plans to take majority control of German fashion house Hugo Boss. The Sports Direct owner confirmed it has built up its stake in the luxury business to 47.89% of the business after recent deals to acquire extra shares. On Tuesday, the retail group â which recently snapped up Harvey Nichols â said it still intends to âfurther increaseâ its ownership of Hugo Boss. The group said it has an objective to take its stake above 50% of the overall share c
Northern Ireland house prices rise 7.4% in last year says Lloyds (opens the original)
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The average UK house price flatlined last month as mortgage rates edged higher in the face of global economic uncertainty, according to new figures. But Northern Ireland saw the strongest growth across the UK, with prices up 7.4% year on year for July at £231,131. Property values for July reported no growth compared with the previous month, slowing down from 0.2% growth in June, according to the monthly Lloyds house price index. Across the UK, the average property value in July was £299,253. I
UK manufacturing sector reveals slowdown in growth (opens the original)
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The UKâs manufacturing sector grew against last month but at a slower pace, according to new figures. The S&P Global UK manufacturing PMI survey, watched closely by economists, showed a reading of 51.9 in July. It nevertheless represented a slight slowdown from 52.5 in June and marked the lowest level for four months. Any reading above 50 indicates that activity is growing while any score below means it is contracting. It was also below the 52.5 reading predicted by economists. A rise in new b
Shell to sell European onshore renewables business to TotalEnergies (opens the original)
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Shell has agreed to sell its European onshore renewables business to TotalEnergies. The FTSE 100 energy giant said the deal will include assets in the UK, Italy, the Netherlands and Spain. It comes as the group continues to push ahead with a strategy under boss Wael Sawan which has seen Shell scale back its investment in low-carbon and renewable energy. The deal is subject to regulatory approvals and expected to complete by the end of the year. TotalEnergies will take over a four gigawatt renewa
Bank holds interest rates as energy and memory chips set to lift inflation (opens the original)
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The Bank of England has held interest rates for the fifth successive time despite cautioning that energy prices and an AI-driven memory chip shortage will drive inflation higher. Forecasts by the central bank have also suggested that food inflation is set to tick higher later this year as supply issues linked to hot and dry weather weigh on prices for shoppers. A majority of the central bankâs nine-strong Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted in favour of keeping interest rates at 3.75%. Six m
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