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Cambridge grads launch trading exchange to take on established industry

As more retail investors look to allocate capital in private assets a new exchange has entered the fray, looking to provide a substitute to traditional financial markets.

Global trading exchange start-up QFEX, founded by


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Foreign buyers circle ‘undervalued’ UK firms

Foreign buyers continued to circle “undervalued” UK firms in the final quarter of last year, new figures show, with the value of inward Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) surging to its highest level in four years. 

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Bank of England could raise interest rates over Iran energy price shock

The Bank of England could raise interest rates this year if energy prices fail to return to levels seen before the start of America’s war with Iran, leading economists have warned. 

Analysts across the City and at Wes...


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The 11 best pies in London to eat during British Pie Week

If there is one thing of which we can be certain in these unpredictable times, it is that the British know how to make a good pie. And what better way to support the land’s pastry-slingers than by treating yourself one during British Pie Week. Now in full swing, you have until Sunday to head to a local pub or restaurant and indulge in meat and/or veg encased in flak...


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Labour warned it could miss housing targets over tax burden on sector

A leading construction industry body has warned the Labour government could miss its ambitious house building target as employment costs and tax burdens build pressure on the sector.

The Construction Plant-hire Association (CPA), which re...


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