France pledges tax cuts in bid to win Brexit jobs race
French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe announced new tax initiatives to attract bankers and traders as the race to win Brexit jobs heats up
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Businesses need to serve disabled customers better - campaign
"Help Me Spend My Money" is backed by M&S, and the Department for Work & Pensions. However, M&S's record is questionable, and the DWP's is dreadful
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Deliveroo says change the law so we can offer riders benefits
Unions insist that there is more that it can do under the existing framework
Limiting UK's access to EU workers 'will put business growth at risk'
A sharp decline in jobseekers forced businesses to attract workers by increasing starting salaries at the fastest rate in 19 months in June, according to a report released on Friday by the Recruitment and Employment Confederation
Optimism grows over sterling's performance against the dollar
The poll found an even split on how views on the pound against the euro had changed
Tesla to install world's largest grid-scale battery in South Australia
The project is a major test of the reliability of large-scale renewable energy use
Cadbury owners Mondelez cuts growth forecast after global cyber attack
Mondelez said its second-quarter revenue growth would be reduced by 3 per cent
UK startup Curve promises to launch 'financial time travel'
Curve, which has a patent pending for the new tool, provides customers one card that can aggregate all of their existing Mastercard and Visa payment cards
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Siesta and Go: The Spanish startup revitalising nap culture
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UK startups forecast strong growth despite business gloom
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Delivery Hero: online takeaway company to raise £876m with public list
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Fast-growing startup flies in face of Brexit with new London office
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The air pollution startup with the purifying power of 275 trees
Airbnb launching premium service to compete with luxury hotels
The product is intended to attract higher-paying travellers who have yet to use Airbnb because they prefer the amenities guaranteed by fancy hotels
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Half of UK’s small businesses turning down work due to unfair demands
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American social network site Nextdoor is taking over Europe
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UK's small businesses increasingly pessimistic about state of economy
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Make Votes Matter campaign for voting reform gathers pace
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Delivery Hero set to raise over £800m from IPO
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This former convict says his app can solve the US gun crime crisis
Now a free man again after two decades behind bars, Brooks believes he has the solution to the city’s deepening homicide crisis: an app that exchanges guns for bail
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Amazon said to be considering takeover of chatroom startup Slack
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BenevolentAI: London startup goes on hiring spree amid UK AI boom
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The startup that's championing a new way to care for the elderly
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Airbnb gets green light in Japan after government passes home-sharing
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Sweden’s gaming startup boom follows success of Minecraft and Candy
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