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Half of final-salary schemes 'to close'
Soaring costs will force almost half the remaining final-salary company pension schemes to
close in the next five years, a survey claimed today … 
Farepak boss finally says sorry
The managing director of the collapsed Christmas savings firm Farepak finally apologised
to his customers last night …
End of the booze cruise?
Shoppers could soon be able to order cheap alcohol and cigarettes from home under a
watershed European ruling on imports …
Millions unhappy at broadband service
Millions of internet and telephone users say their service is not good enough …
BMW launches greenest car
A new BMW unveiled today is the world's first production car to run on environmentally
friendly hydrogen - but filling up might be a challenge …
Business class war takes off
British Airways is to spark a business class war by launching a new £100m cabin to pamper
its premium passengers …
Question marks over wind turbine savings
Domestic wind turbines are just a trendy green fashion statement that produce a tiny
amount of power, according to Friends of the Earth …
Tesco Prunella champions small stores
As the elderly Dotty Turnbull, Prunela Scales helped Tesco become the UK's biggest
supermarket - now she has taken up the cause of small shops …
Credit card charges to rise
Credit-card users face the squeeze as card issuers seek a variety of ways to recover £1bn
in lost profits, say experts …
House prices increase 8% on 2005
New Government figures put the annual rate of house price inflation in September at 8% and
show the average house price edging closer to £200,000 …