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Nick Train hopes to score with Juventus FC
Veteran fund manager Nick Train has explained why his global fund has taken a 1% position in Italian football club Juventus.
Tuition fees rise does not breach human rights, high court rules
Judges deny students claim but declare government failed to properly analyse equality issues
ICAEW: Watch out for new HMRC fines
THE ICAEW is warning accountants to take heed of the taxman's new late-filing penalties that will be introduced this week.
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David Cameron backs new car insurance rules to cut cost of premiums
Britain 'whiplash capital of Europe', says PM, as he prepares to introduce measures to tackle exaggerated personal injury claims
Rich may bear brunt of pensions tax relief cull
The government's plans to scrap higher rate pensions tax relief could be restricted to those earning £150,000 a year or more, according to tax experts.
Motor PI portal limit extended to £25,000
The Association of British Insurers (ABI) has welcomed the government announcement to extend the claims limit for settling personal injury motor claims from £10,000 to £25,000.
Taxman: 'No regrets' over failed £8m case against Redknapp and Mandaric
THE ACQUITAL of Harry Redknapp and Milan Mandaric marks an ignominious end to a five-year £8m police and HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) investigation into alleged football corruption that secured not a single conviction.
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The last ditch attempt by the FA Premier League to have the domestic court declare foreign decoders illegal has failed.
Home insurance: London and West Yorkshire dominate burglary claims list
Analysis of claims data from MoneySupermarket shows 17 areas in which no previous burglaries were declared by applicants for home insurance
Further £50bn QE likely
The Bank of England is expected to increase its quantitative easing programme by £50bn this week to £325bn.
The secret of winning a place to study law
Many applicants hate the National Admissions Test for Law even more than interviews, but you don't need legal knowledge in order to tackle either
