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U-turn backed on Telent deal; Strikes and falling profits - but Royal Mail boss gets £1.3m; Lord Falconer ‘plans to sue Brown for bigger pension'; Third-quarter dip at Royal London

U-turn backed on Telent deal Financial Times (FTCM p19) The Takeover Panel has taken the unusual step of giving Pension Corporation the option to withdraw for its agreed £400m bid for Telent afte...

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