Marks & Spencer Group and its scheme trustees have agreed an £800m funding plan for the company's pension scheme.
The decision comes after the company's triennial valuation revealed the 123,000-member defined benefit scheme had a £1.3bn deficit at March 31. Under the plan M&S will contribute £300m through t...
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