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City Link losses continue to weigh on Rentokil Initial but the worst may ... - City Link posted quarterly losses of £12.7 million, although Rentokil said performance improved throughout the quarter with the help of a new management team.

Government to consider landlords and tenants charter in bid to simplify ... - The document, intended for both landlords and tenants, could include legal fire safety standards and rules governing anti-social behaviour, MPs were told.

Halifax: House prices back to 2004 levels, as they drop 2.4% in April - The fall leaves the average house price at £159,883 - the same level as in August 2004. The average home is down £40,000 on the 2007 peak, but Halifax said the market has steadied in recent months.

Airline pays £10,000 barrister Philip Marshall compensation for ash cloud ... - Philip Marshall, and his wife and three children, got trapped in Spain on their return to the UK after the eruption. He said: 'It was quite clear to me these airlines want to intimidate people into not making a claim.'

RBS to repay last slice of crisis loans - but reports a pre-tax loss of ... - By paying off the final tranche of this debt, taxpayers are no longer on the hook for these loans if RBS goes bust or defaults. But taxpayers still have an 82 per cent stake in the bank.

FTSE LIVE: US job data disappointment expected; banking stock in the spotli - The FTSE 100 remains in a subdued mood reflecting fears over disappointing U.S. jobless figures. RBS shares rise as boss Stephen Hester signals more progress in the group's recovery.

Trinity Mirror boss Sly Bailey is shown the door amid shareholder anger ... - Her departure – after a decade at the helm of the newspaper group – comes just days before investors were due to voice their disgruntlement at the firm's annual meeting.

ALEX BRUMMER: Aviva embarrassed as investors punish their own - It is enormously embarrassing for the company to find itself in the rogue's gallery alongside the Royal Bank of Scotland, Shell and GlaxoSmithKline, all of which have suffered similar humiliations over ...

Aviva shareholder revolt: 54% vote against board's executive pay plans - A revolt had been predicted but not on the scale seen at the insurer's annual meeting at the Barbican in London today. A count of proxy votes showed 54 per cent against and just 46 per cent in favour.

Aviva suffers humiliation as 54% of shareholders vote against executive ... - A revolt had been predicted but not on the scale seen at the insurer's annual meeting at the Barbican in London today. A count of proxy votes showed 54 per cent against and just 46 per cent in favour.

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