M&S profit hits 1 bln pounds
reuters.co.uk
20-May-2008 61 related
        

LONDON (Reuters) - Marks and Spencer (MKS.L: ) said its adjusted annual profits before tax rose 4.3 percent to 1 billion pounds, broadly in line with analysts expectations, helped by the company slashing its staff bonus. "We expect market conditions to remain difficult for the foreseeable future... [read full story]                    

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msn.com: Charity alleges foreign workers earn as little at 7p per hour msn.com

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metro.co.uk
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Forget the IOC. London needs a new Games

timesonline.co.uk
14 mins ago 48 related
        

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It's all going to end in tears again - or is it?

timesonline.co.uk
14 mins ago
        

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