Aviva gets green light for Direct Line takeover amid fears 2,300 jobs could be axed ○
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7 months ago
The Competition and Markets Authority, which launched an initial investigation into the deal in May, said it would not refer the deal to an in-depth probe.
8 months ago
Aviva set to complete £3.7bn takeover of Direct Line next month ○
Aviva is pressing ahead with plans for a court hearing to sanction a 1 July completion of the takeover, which was first announced in December.
9 months ago
Aviva's £3.7bn takeover of Direct Line probed by competition watchdog ○
Aviva's bid to become Britain's largest home and motor insurer via a £3.7billion planned takeover of Direct Line is being probed Britain's competition regulator.
China criticises UK-US trade deal; Aviva’s £3.7bn acquisition of Direct Line faces competition probe – business live ○
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Beijing says it is a ‘basic principle’ that bilateral agreements should not target other nations
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10 months ago
Being designated driver on a night out could cost you big, major car insurer warns ○
Drunk passengers are putting designated drivers at huge risk, Direct Line has found. A third of designated drivers had an issue with drunk passengers in the last year.
11 months ago
Revealed: The dog most targeted by callous thieves who sell designer breeds for up to £5,000 on the black market - as five pets are stolen across Britain every single day ○
EXCLUSIVE: Around 1,808 dogs were stolen across the UK in 2024 - the equivalent of five every single day, shocking new analysis of police force data by Direct Line has revealed.
Parking is so expensive it puts two-thirds of drivers off visiting their local high street ○
A study from the AA and a report from Direct Line have both found that parking fees are a key reason why people aren't going shopping on the high street.
13 months ago
Fury over plans to fell historic 80ft oak tree planted during the reign of Queen Victoria...because it's too close to modern home ○
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Despite standing proudly in the Sussex village of Cowfold for more than 150 years, insurance firm Direct Line claims tree roots are causing cracks in the home.
14 months ago
2,000 jobs to go in Aviva takeover of Direct Line ○
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