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Deutsche Boerse drops Euronext bid
Deutsche Boerse today as it dropped its bid for Euronext, saying they could not agree on a
deal, and cleared the way for the rival NYSE bid … 
The tycoons of tomorrow
Despite endless complaints from business about red tape and surging taxes it seems
creativity and social conscience are alive and well among the next generation of
entrepreneurs …
30 Second guide to Regional tax breaks
The Daily Mail's city team take you through the tax reliefs that have fuelled growth in
the Celtic Tiger …
Free banking? Forget it
This is the latest ploy by a big bank to squeeze more money out of current account
customers by forcing them to buy more of their services or pay a …
Roads paved with gold for insurers
Higher car insurance charges have helped push up industry profits from customers by more
than half in a year …
Gas-guzzlers to be priced out of capital
Drivers of family cars branded gas-guzzlers will have to pay £25 a day to enter London's
congestion charge zone, Ken Livingstone has said …
First Direct to end free banking
First Direct is to start charging less well-off customers a £10 monthly fee in what could
be the first step towards the end of free bankingFirst-class squirming from the First …
Sainsbury's gets organic health kick
Booming sales of healthier, organic, British-sourced and seasonal food have helped
Sainsbury's more than double its profits …
Scottish & Southern to supply water
Scottish & Southern Energy today launched plans to provide water, as it announced a
profits jump and ruled itself out of the battle for Scottish Power …
Market report: Yesterday's trading
Vaccines maker Acambis found itself in intensive care after being told it is no longer
eligible for a smallpox contract with the US government …