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One in six UK workers struggling to pay bills as second jobs hit record high
UK government considers rescue deal for Speciality Steel amid fears of collapse
UK economy shrinks again in May, fuelling fears of faltering recovery
MPs warn UK must not weaken listing rules for Shein amid human rights concerns
PPE Medpro trial ends with defence accusing DHSC of ‘bad claim’ and pandemic scapegoating
Sandbanks bubble bursts as buyers flee Labour’s ‘tax bombs’ for sunnier shores
Poundland faces stock shortages as big brands tighten terms following £1 sale
British teens arrested over £300m Marks & Spencer hacking spree
UK government scraps ‘zonal pricing’ for energy in favour of single national rate
UK and France join forces on navigation tech to protect critical infrastructure from hostile threats

Royal Mail workers vote to strike

8 October 2009 News Business Matters

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One in six UK workers is now struggling to pay their bills at the end of every month, according to a major new study that lays bare the ongoing impact of the cost of living crisis — even as inflation cools and real wages begin to rise.

UK government considers rescue deal for Speciality Steel amid fears of collapse

UK economy shrinks again in May, fuelling fears of faltering recovery

MPs warn UK must not weaken listing rules for Shein amid human rights concerns

PPE Medpro trial ends with defence accusing DHSC of ‘bad claim’ and pandemic scapegoating

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Bonuses force Jonathan Ross’ talent agency into the red despite revenue growth

Talent agency Off The Kerb Productions, which represents Jonathan Ross and Michael McIntyre, posts a £1.8m loss despite turnover rising to £51.7m—bonuses to staff cited as key reason.

Raspberry Pi, the UK-based maker of affordable microcomputers, has reported stronger-than-expected profits in its first financial update since going public on the London Stock Exchange in June.

Raspberry Pi founder sells shares worth £1.8m after lock-up expiry

Raspberry Pi CEO Eben Upton and CFO Richard Boult sell over £2m in shares following lock-up expiry, triggering a share price dip despite strong IPO gains.