Private equity run amok
Institutional investors are all-in on private equity, but is it the good deal many believe it is?
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Woodford savers set to lose up to 42% of their investments locked in collapsed Equity Income fund
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Equity release: Take this advice and you could transform your retirement
Mirror ● Mainstream taps Rothschild for equity partner search
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HETHERINGTON: Land Equity offers a 15% return in a year - beware
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Is an equity release time-bomb sitting under YOUR home?
Mail Online
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Woodford savers set to lose up to 42% of their investments locked in collapsed Equity Income fund
Mail Online ● Aston Martin in talks to raise equity capital
The Financial Times ● Equity to elect new general secretary as Christine Payne confirms departure
The Stage
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Equity release: Take this advice and you could transform your retirement
Mirror ● Mainstream taps Rothschild for equity partner search
The Irish Times
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HETHERINGTON: Land Equity offers a 15% return in a year - beware
Mail Online ● A tough equity message for three groups
The Financial Times
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Lyn Gardner: In despair over the election result? Get out of the arts bubble and make yourself useful
What can theatre do to be more useful? It feels an important question to be asking in the wake of a general
The Stage
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Top theatre shows to see this week (December 16-22)
Snowflake – Kiln Theatre, London Mike Bartlett (Cock, Bull, Albion) brings his play about a complicated father-daughter relationship, which premiered last year
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Factbox: How China tariffs on U.S. commodities, energy stand after 'phase one' trade deal
China and the United States have agreed terms of a "phase one" trade deal under which Washington reduced some tariffs and...
Reuters
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Jetstar to cut capacity, weigh sale of three planes as pilot dispute drags
Budget airline Jetstar is cutting domestic capacity by around 10% in January and weighing the sale of three Boeing 787-8 jets to counter industrial...
Reuters
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Leaked document showed Richard Leonard still wants Jeremy Corbyn in charge
Scottish Labour still lacks autonomy and was undermined during the election by its UK leadership, Richard Leonard has privately admitted – five years...
Leaked document showed Richard Leonard still wants Jeremy Corbyn in charge
Scottish Labour still lacks autonomy and was undermined during the election by its UK leadership, Richard Leonard has privately admitted – five years...
The Scotsman
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Boards of listed firms warned as risk of hostile bids rises
Boards of stock market listed firms are being warned to be on their guard after figures showed a significant number of takeover approaches are hostile.
Boards of listed firms warned as risk of hostile bids rises
Boards of stock market listed firms are being warned to be on their guard after figures showed a significant number of takeover approaches are hostile.
The Scotsman
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Drinkly to expand into 150 UK towns and cities with new crowdfunding round
On-demand drinks delivery start-up Drinkly is looking to crowdfund £250,000 to drive its expansion into 150 towns and cities across the UK.
Drinkly to expand into 150 UK towns and cities with new crowdfunding round
On-demand drinks delivery start-up Drinkly is looking to crowdfund £250,000 to drive its expansion into 150 towns and cities across the UK.
The Scotsman
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Financial trade body bolsters board with appointment of Scottish chair of RBS
Royal Bank of Scotland’s chairman in Scotland, Malcolm Buchanan, has joined the board of industry body Scottish Financial Enterprise (SFE), it was...
Financial trade body bolsters board with appointment of Scottish chair of RBS
Royal Bank of Scotland’s chairman in Scotland, Malcolm Buchanan, has joined the board of industry body Scottish Financial Enterprise (SFE), it was...
The Scotsman
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Pakistan needs more than an IMF bailout to fix its ailing economy
The government has yet to break out of a boom and bust cycle
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Edinburgh tech firm Pogo to push the button on key software
Tech firm Pogo Studio is preparing to launch an “innovative” document personalisation software by gearing up for a key investment round and taking on an industry...
Edinburgh tech firm Pogo to push the button on key software
Tech firm Pogo Studio is preparing to launch an “innovative” document personalisation software by gearing up for a key investment round and taking on an industry...
The Scotsman
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Chorley's new bowling alley and adventure golf course to open before Christmas
A new bowling alley and adventure golf course coming to Chorley are set to open before Christmas.
Chorley's new bowling alley and adventure golf course to open before Christmas
A new bowling alley and adventure golf course coming to Chorley are set to open before Christmas.
Lancashire Evening Post
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Lilquest Asbestos Management in Barnsley secures £250,000 funding
A specialist asbestos removal business is expanding its operations, after securing a six figure combined investment from alternative lending provider Finance...
Lilquest Asbestos Management in Barnsley secures £250,000 funding
A specialist asbestos removal business is expanding its operations, after securing a six figure combined investment from alternative lending provider Finance...
Yorkshire Post
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How Leeds-based Asda will be saving the planet around 700 tonnes of plastic
Big four supermarket Asda has ditched plastic for its entire steak range and moved it to 100 per cent recyclable cardboard trays.
How Leeds-based Asda will be saving the planet around 700 tonnes of plastic
Big four supermarket Asda has ditched plastic for its entire steak range and moved it to 100 per cent recyclable cardboard trays.
Yorkshire Post
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Plumbing Pensions shows Section 75 punishes good employers - Fiona Hodgson
The road to hell is paved with good intentions which, in the case of the current situation with the Plumbing Pensions Scheme, is having a devastating...
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Scale-up funds can make Scottish business a titan of tech - Paddy Graham
Paddy Graham, head of Central Belt and Northern Ireland at BGF, discusses why the investor is backing technology innovation in companies of all sectors.
Scale-up funds can make Scottish business a titan of tech - Paddy Graham
Paddy Graham, head of Central Belt and Northern Ireland at BGF, discusses why the investor is backing technology innovation in companies of all sectors.
The Scotsman
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Hallmark apologizes for pulling same-sex ads
The company withdrew the adverts under pressure from conservatives, then reversed its decision.
BBC News
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Time to update letting agents for the Twenties - Diane Monaghan
Lettingweb was founded in 2000 and since then the business has evolved from a property portal to, in more recent times, a property-as-a-service platform – not...
Time to update letting agents for the Twenties - Diane Monaghan
Lettingweb was founded in 2000 and since then the business has evolved from a property portal to, in more recent times, a property-as-a-service platform – not...
The Scotsman
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Business expansion is welcomed by Mayor
AS part of its ambitious growth plan, accessible washroom supplier NYMAS has revealed its refurbished warehouse officially opened by Tees Valley Mayor, Ben Houchen.
Business expansion is welcomed by Mayor
AS part of its ambitious growth plan, accessible washroom supplier NYMAS has revealed its refurbished warehouse officially opened by Tees Valley Mayor, Ben Houchen.
The Northern Echo
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Qantas to put more experienced crew on board world's longest flights: sources
Qantas Airways Ltd plans to have more experienced pilots on board the world's longest non-stop flights than on its current long-haul flights for ...
Reuters
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USMCA trouble, Apple human rights, no deal COP25
Mexico says it did not agree to provisions included in USMCA bill before the US Congress
The Financial Times
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Small-cap managers sharpen liquidity focus post-Woodford
Fund groups strengthen systems and readjust portfolios following fund crises
The Financial Times
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Cheap Hong Kong property stocks tempt investors
Price falls in wake of pro-democracy protests lure interest
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