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Ashley Armstrong

Ashley Armstrong

Business Editor at The Sun

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    thesun.co.uk

    HMV owner in talks to snap up WHSmith high street stores...

    THE owner of HMV is considering a swoop on WHSmith’s unwanted 500 high street stores, The Sun can reveal. It is understood that advisers working for WHSmith have been in discussions with Doug Putma…
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    Struggling luxury brand Burberry’s return to outerwear roots comfor...

    BURBERRY’S return to its outerwear roots has comforted investors who had cold-shouldered the brand. New boss Joshua Schulman is focusing a turnaround of the struggling luxury business on coats and …
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    Wetherspoons is planning to open pubs abroad in top holiday hotspot...

    WETHERSPOONS plotting pubs abroad to cater to the growing thirst for the chain of cheap boozers, The Sun can exclusively reveal. Sir Tim Martin said that Spoons was considering franchises overseas …
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    Cost of Britain’s borrowing hits 27 year high sparking fears of mor...

    THE cost of Britain’s borrowing hit a 27-year high yesterday — sparking fears of more tax rises. Squeezed Chancellor Rachel Reeves is “within a whisker” of breaking her own economic rules, say econ…
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    At least 1,000 jobs created as milk delivered to door back in deman...

    MILKOS are back in demand amid hopes for a big roll-out of dairy deliveries. It is being driven by eco-conscious households who prefer glass bottles as well as those who dislike frequently dashing …
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    Six reasons to be cheerful about business in 2025 from lower intere...

    IT’S a bit gloomy out there, with fears of another recession and inflation soaring. To stop us festering in a depressive Christmas fug, I’ve scraped the barrel of optimism for reasons to be cheerfu…
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    Iceland relaunches interest-free loans for customers to ease pressu...

    ICELAND’S boss has said “food is too cheap” despite three years of rising prices during the cost-of-living crisis. Richard Walker said the relaunch of its interest-free loans for customers to spend…
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    Direct Line accepts £3.6bn takeover offer from rival Aviva in move ...

    DIRECT LINE has accepted a £3.6billion takeover offer from rival Aviva in a move that will create a home and car insurance giant. Aviva sweetened its bid to 275p-a-share yesterday after two previou…
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    Sir James Dyson slams Labour’s Budget as an ‘act of self-harm’ on t...

    SIR James Dyson has attacked Labour’s Budget as an “act of self-harm” on the economy. The rap came as more than half of British businesses brace for job cuts and higher prices. Sir James, one of Br…
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    Use of cash is growing amid worries firms are refusing to accept no...

    THE use of cash has grown for the second year in a row, amid worries that more businesses are refusing to accept notes and coins. Cash was used in 19.9 per cent of all UK transactions in 2023 — up …
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    Food and agriculture will not be on the table in any trade deal tal...

    FOOD and agriculture will not be on the table in any trade deal talks with the US, the Business Secretary has said. Jonathan Reynolds was yesterday trying to reset relations with businesses reeling…
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    How economy warning lights are flashing 138 days after Labour took ...

    FEWER than 140 days ago, Rachel Reeves and Sir Keir Starmer were handed the keys to the UK economy.  They promised a smooth journey to prosperity for fed-up families and business leaders left …
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    Ford set to axe 800 British jobs – blaming slow electric vehicle sa...

    FORD announced plans yesterday to axe 800 British jobs — just minutes before sending one of its bosses to crisis talks with the Government over electric car targets. The car giant blamed weaker dem…
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    Bank of England boss says the Budget risks job losses and interest ...

    THE BANK OF ENGLAND governor yesterday said the Budget risked job losses and interest rates staying higher for longer. Andrew Bailey told MPs the Bank would take a “gradual” approach to further int…
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    New National Lottery owners look to increase the £49billion already...

    MORE than £49billion has been raised for good causes by the National Lottery — and its new owners are setting their sights on raising even more cash. In February, after a lengthy regulatory process…
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    Firms big and small slam Chancellor Rachel Reeves for saddling them...

    FIRMS big and small have slammed the Chancellor for saddling them with extra costs in her Budget. They say Rachel Reeves’ hike in taxes, despite a vow to be “pro-business”, contradicts her growth a…
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    Major fund to boost women in business snubbed by big banks despite ...

    A £250MILLION fund set up to boost women in business and backed by the Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been snubbed by City institutions. Only Barclays, asset manager M&G, bank Morgan Stanley, Vis…
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    Labour’s worker reforms will cost British firms £5bn a year and ris...

    LABOUR’S worker reforms will cost business £5billion a year and raise the risk of higher prices and job losses, the Government’s analysis shows. Nearly one in five companies will have to react to t…
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    Celebrity-backed health tech firm Zoe launches second round of layo...

    BRITISH health tech firm Zoe, championed by celebrities including Davina McCall, has launched a second round of layoffs in six months. Last year Zoe was deemed one of the fastest-growing firms in t…
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    Chancellor Rachel Reeves tries to reassure tax-raid stressed entrep...

    THE Chancellor last night tried to reassure tax-raid stressed entrepreneurs by telling them: “You’ve got a friend in me.” Rachel Reeves turned on the charm at a summit that called for greater inves…
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    World business leaders will be served halal meat at summit to show ...

    A GATHERING to show the best of ­British to world business leaders has halal meat as its main menu option. The Prime Minister, Chancellor and Business Secretary are hosting the much-vaunted ­Intern…