Small Business

Small businesses back in play after U-turn on public sector deals

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The government has backtracked on a “clumsy and bureaucratic” rule that could have prevented small businesses applying for public sector contracts.
Reviews

I smell millions as the next Mr Kipling

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Oliver Thring meets Alan Sugar
Reviews

Eat, think, light a fire under the complacent

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Risk aversion is the biggest threat to the West. The foodie and economist Tyler Cowen tells Bryan Appleyard we must dare to be different
Money Saving

Shield your savings

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From mortgages to current accounts, customers have every reason to believe they are being ripped off by banks. Yet there are ways to diminish
Investing Tips

Time to invest in a brave new world

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Do you want to stash this year’s allowance in emerging and frontier markets? We look at your options
Insurance

Probe to target offshore insurers

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Central Bank wants drivers to be more aware of deals brokered with foreign firms
Insurance

How insurers are beating dodgy claims

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With fraud costing €200m a year, insurers are scouring social media and using private investigators to expose cheats
FOREX

Bank brings in top QC to lead forex investigation

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The Bank of England has drafted in a leading lawyer to head its investigation into alleged manipulation of the foreign exchange markets.
FOREX

RBS suspends two forex traders over ‘currency rigging’

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Two more foreign exchange traders in London have been suspended by Royal Bank of Scotland on suspicion of market manipulation as part of an
FOREX

Legal firm has forex riggers in its sights

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British and American banks found guilty of manipulating the foreign exchange markets could face legal challenges and the prospect of paying hundreds of millions