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November 12, 2018
Pound falls as Brexit uncertainty rises

Pound falls as Brexit uncertainty rises

Image copyright Getty Images The pound has fallen against the dollar amid political uncertainty as Prime Minister Theresa May struggles to broker an agreement on Brexit with her cabinet. In early trading, sterling fell nearly 1% against the dollar to $1.2845. Against the euro, it was down 0.2% at €1.1422. Mrs May is trying to …

November 12, 2018
Diageo sells Seagram’s and sambuca brands

Diageo sells Seagram’s and sambuca brands

Image copyright PA Drinks giant Diageo has announced that it is selling a portfolio of 19 brands to US privately owned firm Sazerac for $550m (£427m). The list includes three varieties of Seagram’s whisky, plus Romana Sambuca and the now-defunct Booth’s gin brand. Diageo said the sale would allow it to have “greater focus” on …

November 12, 2018
Chelsea Pensioners’ verdict on WW1 VR experience

Chelsea Pensioners’ verdict on WW1 VR experience

Nothing to be Written is a virtual reality (VR) experience that moves you between war trenches, hospitals, trains and anxiously waiting at home for field postcards sent by soldiers during World War One. BBC Click visited two Chelsea Pensioners, Michael Allen and Michael Paling asking them to put on VR headsets to try out the …

November 12, 2018
Firms ‘struggling to recruit as overseas staff stay away’

Firms ‘struggling to recruit as overseas staff stay away’

Image copyright Getty Images Firms seeking staff are being hit by labour shortages, with a “reversal” in the number of migrants in UK workplaces, says HR body the CIPD. As Brexit approaches, the CIPD says the shortage of both EU and non-EU migrants reflects a falling interest in the UK as a destination for migrant …

November 12, 2018
RBS 'paid £400 a day for envelope-stuffing'

RBS 'paid £400 a day for envelope-stuffing'

The bank, which is 62% taxpayer-owned, says skilled staff were used occasionally as “short-term support”. Source by [author_name]

November 12, 2018
‘Most of us hate haggling for a new car’

‘Most of us hate haggling for a new car’

Image copyright Carwow Image caption James Hind started Carwow at his parents’ house The BBC’s weekly The Boss series profiles different business leaders from around the world. This week we speak to James Hind, founder of UK car price comparison website Carwow. While unforeseen circumstances can completely change all our lives, it was the global …

November 12, 2018
Tech boss: ‘Get trust right and you will succeed’

Tech boss: ‘Get trust right and you will succeed’

Ben Brabyn runs a technology incubator called Level39, where start-up companies come up with new computer programs for business. His job is to connect the start-ups with clients. However, rather than trying to match them directly, he says it’s better to make Level39 a place where buyers and sellers can get to know and trust …

November 11, 2018
Alibaba Singles Day sales frenzy surpasses records

Alibaba Singles Day sales frenzy surpasses records

Media playback is unsupported on your device Media captionAlibaba Singles Day: Dollars or data? E-commerce giant Alibaba has set new sales records on Sunday for its biggest shopping day, the annual Singles Day. The Chinese company hit a record $1bn in sales in 85 seconds, and then just shy of $10bn in the first hour …

November 11, 2018
Daily Mail-owner DMGT ‘looking to buy i newspaper’

Daily Mail-owner DMGT ‘looking to buy i newspaper’

Daily Mail-owner DMGT is reportedly considering making an offer to buy the i newspaper from Johnston Press. The troubled regional publisher put itself up for sale in October, with all or parts of the group available to buy. It is struggling under the weight of debt, pension obligations and worsening advertising conditions. Johnston Press, which …

November 11, 2018
The cost of renting in the UK in seven charts

The cost of renting in the UK in seven charts

As the number of people renting in the UK continues to rise, the BBC has taken a closer look at the state of private renting. The typical one-bed home in England costs £600 a month to rent, but this is skewed by soaring costs in London and hides a gaping divide across the country. In …

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