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• Japanese IT giant Fujitsu plans 1800 UK job cuts - Financial Express

  11-10-2016 20:47
  
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  Japanese IT giant Fujitsu plans 1800 UK job cuts
  Financial Express
  Japanese IT giant Fujitsu said today it was planning to cut up to 1,800 jobs in Britain as part of a restructuring programme. By: AFP | London | Published: October 12, 2016 12:17 AM. Fujitsu insisted the announcement was not linked to Britain's vote in ...en meer »
  
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• 13 Financial Firms Pledge to Put Women in 50% of Top UK Roles - Fortune

  11-10-2016 19:34
  
  Fortune
  13 Financial Firms Pledge to Put Women in 50% of Top UK Roles
  Fortune
  The U.K. government wants to increase gender diversity in the upper ranks of the financial industry, and on Tuesday it announced that some big-name players in the field have signed on to specific pillars of that effort, including 13 firms that have ...
  UK's Financial Conduct Authority Continues Its Strong Commitment To Diversity ...Exchange News Directalle 24 nieuwsartikelen »
  
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• U.K. Court to decide when Brexit can actually mean Brexit | Financial ... - Financial Post

  11-10-2016 17:24
  
  Financial Post
  U.K. Court to decide when Brexit can actually mean Brexit | Financial ...
  Financial Post
  Brexit means Brexit, Theresa May says, but a London court this week will decide whether it's up to her to decide when the U.K. leaves the European Union.en meer »
  
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• Immigration Rhetoric Threatens UK's Status as Financial Center: Lloyd's Chairman - Insurance Journal

  11-10-2016 16:05
  
  Immigration Rhetoric Threatens UK's Status as Financial Center: Lloyd's Chairman
  Insurance Journal
  Lloyd's of London Chairman John Nelson said the government's rhetoric on immigration threatens to hurt the U.K.'s status as a global center for finance. “We need to make sure we keep the U.K. very open in terms of inward investment, perhaps most ...en meer »
  
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• Barclays Bank Leads UK Financial Firms in Complaints - CryptoCoinsNews

  11-10-2016 11:42
  
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  Barclays Bank Leads UK Financial Firms in Complaints
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  Advertised sites are not endorsed by us. They may be unsafe, untrustworthy, or illegal in your jurisdiction. Barclays Bank received the most complaints in the first half of 2016 of all financial services firm, according to latest figures from the UK ...
  
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• Large UK financial institution buys into Sound Energy Plc - Proactive Investors UK

  11-10-2016 08:39
  
  Proactive Investors UK
  Large UK financial institution buys into Sound Energy Plc
  Proactive Investors UK
  Sound Energy PLC (LON:SOU) - A large UK financial institution has acquired options which once exercised will give the investor a 80p per share entry.en meer »
  
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• Huge increase in number of graduates 'bad for UK economy'

  11-10-2016 01:01 via theguardian.com
  
  Mismatch of skills and labour market as university education keeps growing is bad for students and employers, suggests CIPDThe government is being urged to end the political drive to get more people into university after new research showed that graduates are “colonising” jobs in banking, education, the police and estate agency that were the preserve of school-leavers in the past.The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development – which represents people working in human res
  
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• Cut stamp duty to revive housing market, says estate agency

  11-10-2016 01:01 via theguardian.com
  Haart urges government to help reverse sluggish pace of activity after drop in house prices in SeptemberOne of Britain’s largest estate agencies has called on the government to cut stamp duty as it revealed that a sharp decline in interest from buyers had led to a fall in house prices in September.Haart, which has more than 100 branches across England, said UK house prices had dropped by 1.1% in September compared with a month earlier. Warning of sluggish activity in the market, haart urge
  
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