Shikhar Talwar
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Back to basics: Sainsbury’s gradual retreat from the British high street (opens the original)
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Sainsbury’s deal to sell its catalogue retailer Argos marks the latest step in the grocer’s years-long retreat from a high street conglomerate back to its core food business. The FTSE 100 supermarket giant holds a 15 per cent market share of grocery stores, second only to Tesco. But the firm once had a sprawling business empire, spanning thousands of sites and tens of thousands of staff across furniture stores, DIY, banking and homeware. Its once diverse portfolio has fallen fast, with its finan
Interest rates and low confidence 'put pressure on construction' (opens the original)
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Construction firms have been hit by a barrage of reduced market confidence, high interest rates and rising national insurance costs, builders’ merchant Lords has warned, after it suffered its biggest-ever single-day stock fall. The London-based firm released a challenging market update on Thursday, which saw its shares plunge 20.61 per cent to an all-time low of 13p. The stock is now down more than 40 per cent since the start of the year. Chief financial officer Stuart Kilpatrick said the primar
Burnham's plea to City chiefs: let a young person shadow you at work (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham has called on City bosses to let young people shadow them at work as part of a push to tackle the problem of youth unemployment. Speaking to the Jimmy’s Jobs of the Future podcast, the prime minister said that there needs to be more work experience and apprenticeships for young people who don’t have prior connections in the workplace. The Prime Minister also issued a personal call for people in senior positions to offer work shadowing to young people, particularly those who do not h
BAE Systems raises guidance yet Burnham wavers on defence (opens the original)
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BAE Systems raised its guidance after a series of contract wins yet optimism over spending top-ups may have faded after Prime Minister Andy Burnham refused to commit to lifting expenditure. The aerospace and arms company said profit for the first half of the year amounted to more than £1bn while sales also improved on the year. It raised its guidance across underlying earnings per share and cash flow, while it added that sales could be marginally higher than previously expected. Revenue in the f
How can wealthy Scots save £46,000 on income tax? Commute from England (opens the original)
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Higher earners in Scotland could save more than £46,000 in income tax over five years by moving south of the border and commuting to work, according to a new analysis by Rathbones. The wealth management firm found that a resident earning £250,000 could pay £8,900 less income tax in the first year alone by relocating from Scotland to England, while continuing to commute to their job north of the border. Assuming annual salary growth of two per cent, that gap could widen to more than £46,000 over
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