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EV battery pack developer Ionetic opens UK pilot production plant

By Nick Carey LONDON (Reuters) – British startup Ionetic, which develops electric vehicle battery packs for low-volume automakers, has launched production at a UK pilot plant as it scales up for projects with manufacturers, the company said on Tuesday. The company’s 5 million pound ($6.3 million) plant in Brackley, Northamptonshire comes as Ionetic is working …

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UK’s accelerating wage growth highlights BoE’s inflation caution

By William Schomberg and Andy Bruce LONDON (Reuters) -British pay growth accelerated in late 2024, according to data that suggested the jobs market was holding up and underscored why the Bank of England has been cautious about cutting interest rates despite a weak overall economy. Private-sector pay excluding bonuses – the BoE’s main gauge of …

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French consumer inflation confirmed at +1.8% y/y in January

(Reuters) – Consumer prices in France were up 1.8% year-on-year in January, statistics office INSEE said on Tuesday, in line with analysts’ expectations and the preliminary reading. Analysts in a Reuters poll had on average expected a preliminary EU-harmonised inflation figure of 1.8% in January. Price increases in services and energy, up 2.5% and 1.6% …

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Capgemini sales fall less than expected, but soft outlook knocks shares

By Leo Marchandon and Mara Vilcu (Reuters) – French IT consulting firm Capgemini reported a 2% drop in its annual constant currency sales on Tuesday, but narrowly beat market expectations, helped by sustained demand for its cloud and AI services. However, its shares fell 7.7% by 0825 GMT. Analysts at J.P.Morgan said in a note …

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Norway sovereign wealth fund CEO job attracts 82 applicants, including current chief

COPENHAGEN (Reuters) – Norway’s central bank said on Tuesday it had received 82 applications for the position of CEO of the country’s vast sovereign wealth fund. The list included the current CEO Nicolai Tangen who last year said he would seek a new term as he felt the job was not yet done. Tangen, 58, …

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