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Dire data from households and its impact on retailers, strike action talks, heads roll at UBS, and advice from the PM to Britain to reject "can't do sogginess" for the drive of China. Our round-up up of the nationals.

Steve Jobs, co-founder and former chief executive of US technology giant Apple, has died at the age of 56.

The Association of Member-Directed Pension Schemes (AMPS) yesterday elected two new committee members.

Openwork has split its recruitment and adviser support businesses ahead of the retail distribution review (RDR), it has announced today.

Prudential executives are set to be interviewed in the coming days as part of an FSA probe into the insurance giant's failed takeover bid for AIA.

Lord Robert Winston has slammed the government's Health and Social Care Bill saying there was "a hell of a lot wrong with it" and said it did not address patients basic medical needs.

The company behind a new alternative assessment route to QCF Level 4 has insisted it will not be a 'soft touch' compared to any traditional routes.

Philip Gibbs is to step down as deputy-manager of the Jupiter Financial Opportunities fund and manager of the Jupiter International Financials fund on 31 October.

The FSA wants advisers to provide 100% compensation to clients who have suffered losses, even if it was not the firm's fault, according to a City law firm.

As the equity markets experienced a volatile end to the third quarter, the ETP market saw a surge in activity.