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Padstow holiday park owner Patrick Langmaid (left) has landed a £600,000 contract to a UK caravan manufacturer - because it believes in paying its staff a living wage.
Mother Ivey's Bay Holiday Park will take delivery of 25 luxury holiday homes from the firm ABI, which recently became a member of the Living Wage Foundation charity.
Patrick pictured here with ABI's Chairman, Mel Copper (right).

Beverley caravan manufacturer AIG in £600k Cornwall deal

One of the studio apartments at Clarendon Quarter

Co-living comes to Leeds as first big build-to-rent scheme opens

Build to rent
. The first homes att the build to rent development by Moda at Quarry Hill, Leeds, should be ready by 2019

Game changer: Big players to build 9,000 flats in Leeds centre

Coutts Bank numbers The Queen among its customers

Private bank is set to pay price for past advice

Banks ‘too big to fail’ could still get bailout from taxpayer, Bank chief warns

Watchdog consults on capital regime

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Prudential fined £30m and CEO rapped over ill-fated takeover plan

Prudential fined £30m over Asia takeover

AIG may file lawsuit over US bailout

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Treasury sells AIG shares in sore reminder of bailout

AIG announces $9bn stock offering

Prudential cheers shareholders with big leap in dividend

Saga may be over as AIG accepts unit offer

Prudential targets big growth in Asia

Soaring sales in Asia help Prudential bounce back

New faces on the Prudential board

Pru's profits boost for shareholders

Pru springs profits surprise despite AIA turmoil
INSURER Prudential sought to quell investor anger over its collapsed takeover of Asia's AIA today with a 5% dividend hike and better than expected profits.

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Business Diary: July 27

The Pru's 'cordial' investor meeting

Prudential chief faces call to go

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Pru chiefs under pressure over failed AIA bid

Prudential 'has no plans to revive bid for Asia's AIA'

Pru bosses defiant after $35.5bn deal fails

Pru bosses defiant after deal collapse

Prudential's AIA foray leaves the insurer with a £450m bill
Insurer Prudential has been left with a £450m bill after confirmation that its £24bn Asian adventure has come to a humiliating end.

£250m bill for the Pru as AIA deal falls through

Prudential's £25bn venture into Asia crumbling

Prudential may have won cut in AIG price

AIG snubs bid to cut Asian takeover price

Pru may walk out of £24 billion AIA deal

Prudential in talks to cut the price for AIG's Asian division

Pru reopens talks over AIA move

Investors turn up the heat in Pru takeover

Pru shares struggle on Asia debut

Prudential looks at hybrids to cut AIA cost

Pru's record £14.5bn cash call launched after delays

Pru plans final bid to win over investors in battle for AIA

Prudential reported to have paved takeover way with the regulator

FSA talks delay Pru's fundraising

FSA talks delay Pru cash call

Prudential could offload UK business as part of takeover

Derivative rules could cost buyers

Aviva to return to Asian market

Aviva re-enters Asia general insurance

Takeover tussle has £5m prize for boss

Prudential to seek listing in Hong Kong before rights issue launch

FTSE continues winning run through 5600 barrier

London rally continues as Greek plan lifts sentiment

Pru's £13.3bn cash call for AIG division

City ahead as mining gains offset finance sector losses

Prudential in talks over AIG's Asian arm

Prudential 'planning £15bn deal for bailed-out AIG's Asian business'

Prudential 'planning £15bn deal for bailed-out AIG's Asian business'