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The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) is to work with consumer groups, businesses and public bodies to help them exploit opportunities thrown up by the UK's [pound]21.4bn internet shopping market.
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Business & money: 9.30am: Shares in the bank jumped almost 3% after recommendation.
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The UK's current account deficit falls to Â£7bn ($13.2bn) in the second quarter of 2006, official figures show.
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Business & money: Bank could step in to tackle fresh inflation fears.
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Business & money: Shares in the internet company rise further after it says Â£21bn unsolicited offer is too low
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The UK's current account deficit, a key economic indicator, widens to a record level, official data shows.
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Business & money: Defeat for banks could wipe out Â£3.5bn of income as RBS blames OFT for customers' complaints
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Business & money: Â· We warned of trouble months ago, say chiefsÂ·  Loan to ailing lender reaches nearly Â£8bn
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The UK government today increased to 50 million pounds ($96 million) the aid pledged to victims of the earthquake and subsequent tsunamis that hit nations across the Indian Ocean, making
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Business & money: Prospect of fresh rise in UK interest rates pushes sterling to $2.0006.
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Business & money: Average interest rates on personal loans have jumped to almost double the advertised rate
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Business & money: Â· Traders give thumbs down to $145bn aid packageÂ· Democrats say needs of poor have been ignored
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Business & money: City expectations of a fresh rise in interest rates this week push sterling close to highest level against US currency in more than a quarter of a century.
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Â· More than Â£1bn moved to 28 countriesÂ· Property in London, New York, Australia.
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Business & money: Â·  Warning that oil could hit $95 a barrel by end of year Â·  UK inflation outlook may force sixth bank rate rise
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Investor's Business Daily - Last year, the United Kingdom was still coasting on an uninterrupted growth cycle that began in 1992. It averaged annual GDP growth of 2.5% for years. In September, the British pound hit a high of $2.03. Many expected the British economy to kick into overdrive and reach a 3% increase for 2007.
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Business & money: Fresh evidence emerges over the depth of America's sub-prime mortgage crisis.