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Report claims FTSE 100 directors awarded themselves pay rises of 49 per cent over the past year

FTSE 100 directors have come under fire as an independent report revealed they have awarded themselves pay rises of 49 per cent in the past year. According to Sky News, the study of FTSE 100 com...

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