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Hedge fund tycoon who paid £330million in tax last year quits UK amid exodus of wealthy under Labour

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A hedge fund tycoon who paid £330million in tax last year is joining the exodus of billionaires from Labour's Britain.

More than six in ten millionaire investors consider following hedge fund tycoon Chris Rokos out of UK

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A top City economist has warned of a fiscal shock in the coming months as an exodus of billionaires from Britain leaves the public finances on shaky ground. 

Nectar card fans can now collect the points when booking a cruise... and it could be worth up to £750

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Users of the Sainsbury's loyalty scheme can now both collect a maximum of 150,000 Nectar points when booking eligible cruises.

French drinks giant Pernod cashes in on Britain's summer of spritz

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Volumes of Pernod's pink Lillet, made using Bordeaux rosé wine, are up a third in the three months to mid-July on the same period last year, said research firm NielsenIQ.

What do I need to do with my money when starting my first full-time job? Our checklist for under 25s

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From pensions to emergency savings, tax codes to budgeting - we reveal what young people need to know about money when taking their first full-time role.

Bloomsbury boss to step back after four decades at the top - but not for another five years

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Harry Potter publisher Bloomsbury has laid out plans for its founder to step down from the top job in 2031 after four decades leading the group.

FTSE 100 newcomer Computacenter's shares hit record high as it cashes in on AI boom

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FTSE 100 listed Computercenter upped its interim dividend for shareholders by 14.8% to 27.1p per share.

New Dacia Spring EV unveiled with boxier looks... but Britain's cheapest new car is set for a 50% price hike

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While the current model is Britain's cheapest electric car at £11,990, the all-new Spring, which will be built in Slovenia, is expected to start from around £18,000.

EV battery life ranked: Electric cars with the longest-lasting batteries with Hyundai beating Tesla

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A global study has ranked 20 of the most popular EV models by how well their batteries have held up, providing an indication of what owners can expect from these vehicles.

New monthly savings prize draw from Coventry BS with a 5% rate and entry with just £10 in the account

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Sunny Day Saver 3 is 12-month regular saver paying 5% interest and offering monthly prizes - but is it any good?

One in five parents have been fined on the school run

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Nineteen per cent of parents told Carwow that they had received a parking ticket while dropping off or collecting their children from school - adding a significant sting to the school run.

Chichester house where former PM Harold Macmillan regularly stayed as a discreet retreat on sale for £1.59m as current owners downsize

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While Macmillan stayed at the house, several police cars reportedly parked up and down nearby Church Lane to bolster security during his visits.

Next overturns court ruling which forced it to pay shop staff the same as  warehouse workers

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Shop workers had taken legal action against the fashion chain for paying its retail sales staff lower hourly wages than its warehouse workers.

Cut spending to tame jittery bond markets, City bosses warn... as Healey hints at a Budget tax raid

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The Chancellor, pictured, was told that investors would continue to take a dim view of Britain until he starts getting to grips with the public finances.

DWP holds the key to fixing the public finances - but will Labour be brave enough? asks ALEX BRUMMER

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John Healey's Coventry speech, with its emphasis on growth, was an improvement on his predecessor's doom-laden, trades union-focused start in office.

'Don't move the goalposts
on pensions', Standard Life boss tells Labour

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Standard Life boss Andy Briggs, pictured, warned against repeating the run-up to the last two budgets which saw thousands of savers to make unnecessary withdrawals.

Shares in telecoms firm Gamma Communications edge up as investors prepare for a bidding war

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The FTSE 250 company, which handles business calls in the UK and Europe, last week backed a £1bn offer from British private equity group Epiris.

Best cash Isa savings rates: Easy access and fixed deals in our tables

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This is Money's best cash Isa tables are updated as new deals arrive and highlight the top easy access and fixed rate Isas from banks and building societies.

Specialist police squad to use £150 night-vision goggles to tackle illegal number plates

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The digital binoculars, which can only be used at dusk or at night, act as a digital infrared camera to identify if a number plate has an invisible coating that makes it unreadable for ANPR cameras.

Nearly £4bn wiped off value of Shein in grim first week on Hong Kong stock market

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The online fashion giant has seen a sharp fall in value over the last few years. The company's IPO valuation pales in comparison to the $100billion it reached in 2022.