Equitable Life Victims' Compensation At Risk

More than 200,000 victims of the collapse of Equitable Life may miss out on compensation payments because of failings in a Government scheme, a scathing report by MPs has warned. The House of Commons Public Accounts Committee accused the Treasury of...

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Wonga Ad Delivers Riposte To Archbishop

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor The payday lending group Wonga will on Friday attempt to begin changing public perceptions of its business model following a vow by the Archbishop of Canterbury to "compete it out of existence". Sky News has seen a...

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Economy On Mend As Higher Growth Is Forecast

By Poppy Trowbridge, Business and Economics Correspondent The UK economy is expected to have picked up sharply in the second quarter of the year, when official figures are published later. An expected rise of around 0.6% in gross domestic product...

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Wonga War: Church Wants To End Payday Lenders

Payday lender Wonga is facing a fight for survival after the Archbishop of Canterbury insisted he wants to "compete" it out of existence. The Most Rev Justin Welby wants to force it out of business by expanding the Church of England's credit union plans....

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OECD Warns Of 'Double-Tax Chaos' For Firms

By Ed Conway, Economics Editor The OECD has raised the prospect of a global tax war, with companies caught having to pay double the levels of previous years, unless countries agree to a new international deal on corporate tax avoidance. In a landmark...

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Economy Figures To Show 'Positive Growth'

By Tadhg Enright, Business Reporter Economists are predicting good news when the first estimate of economic growth during April, May and June is revealed next week. Analysts expect the Office for National Statistics to say that the economy grew...

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