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The NatWest exit closes a seventeen-year public shareholding after the financial crisis produced Britain's least romantic joint account.
Trojan cows face additional testing under Scottish disease-control rules, disappointing anyone expecting cattle to emerge from wooden livestock.
Solomon Islands cocoa grown by women farmers will reach British chocolate lovers through a trade link with an ethical UK maker.
The latest business survey asks companies whether they are trading and how turnover is going, questions many directors also ask their accounts.
Business investment rose by a provisional 5.9%, giving the economy several weeks to enjoy the number before statisticians find more receipts.
University spinouts will receive £30 million to turn research into companies and discover that investors use the word runway differently.
The Bank Rate cut reached 4.25% after nine policymakers produced three positions and enough fractions to unsettle a family calculator.
The AI Consortium will discuss machine intelligence in finance while one algorithm quietly predicts the meeting will require a smaller meeting.
