Smarter savers pose a challenge to the UK’s big banks
British consumers are conserving more of their income and giving more thought to where they stick the extra cash
British consumers are conserving more of their income and giving more thought to where they stick the extra cash
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In 1989 a young Janet Godsell, one of the authors of this article, spent a week on night shifts in the powerhouse at ICI’s Huddersfield works in west Yorkshire. She was starting her career at the biggest chemicals company in the UK, but it would be broken up and sold off a few years later as part of Britain’s drive to focus on only making the most lucrative products. This is the story of what happened to ICI and why its break-up looks less inspired now than it did at the time.
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