UK proposed giving 150,000 free shares to its workers who have been strongly opposing privatization of the company.
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UK residents near EDF nuclear plant to receive GBP128 million
UK towns near Electricite de France SA's new nuclear power station would get up to GBP128 million as benefit from the government.
Huddle partners with Softcat
Privately held company Huddle enters into partnership with Softcat as it expands its service delivery across United Kingdom.
Experian: Telecom M&A do well in the UK
According to Experian, telecom M&A are doing well in the UK. According to Experian, there was an increase in mergers and acquisitions for the telecoms section in the United Kingdom.
Britain, auto industry to finance research amounting to US $1.5 billion
The UK government together with the auto industry is investing US $1.5 billion to fund research. The British government together with 27 firms from the auto industry will finance a research center amounting to US $1.
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The Association of British Insurers lobbied for stronger controls in UK's corporate governance system.
The U.K. Business Secretary has outlined their plans for the sale of stocks in the state-owned Royal Mail Group Ltd
The Homes and Communities Agency of the UK invested on a local Isle of Wight harbor project. The Homes and Communities Agency, a United Kingdom government institution, made an investment in Cowes Harbor worth more than GBP3 million.
UK stocks rose to their highest in 6 months There was a rise in United Kingdom stocks this week, the biggest weekly gain seen in six months. There was an increase of 78.
Chargemaster Plc intended to raise GBP6 million through an initial public offering that is expected to start trading this month according to its CEO, David Martell.
Mervyn Davies is planning to purchase part of the shareholdings of the UK government in Lloyds Bank.
Lloyds Banking Group must plug a capital shortfall of GBP8.6 billion after Britain's banking regulator announced new rulings on Thursday.
Fusion Al Partners, a British private equity firm, announced Keith Fenwick as its new chairman to the advisory board.
Britain's Co-operative Group agreed on a plan to plug US$2.4 billion capital hole to avoid a repeat of the taxpayer funded bailouts at the time of the financial crisis.
