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Mining9 hours ago
De Beers halts production at South Africa’s biggest diamond mine
Venetia, the cornerstone of South Africa’s diamond industry and a two decade and more emblem of the country’s mining heritage, is to be put into a controlled pause. De Beers,
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Artificial intelligence9 hours ago
SK Hynix shares plunge as AI hype meets memory cycle, Nasdaq listing reshapes the narrative
The semiconductor market has moved into a new phase of scrutiny as the latest price action around SK Hynix exposes the fragility of a sector that has depended for months
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Business11 hours ago
Franken-trout Threaten Scotland's Pristine Lochs Amidst Aquaculture Controversy
The quiet, ink blue hush of Scotland’s lochs has long carried a twin reputation for myth and meticulous ecological balance. In recent months, that balance has been unsettled by a
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Oil & Gas12 hours ago
UAE's New Port Strategy and the Global Oil Map
The United Arab Emirates has long prided itself on a sophisticated approach to energy policy that blends pragmatism with strategic patience. In recent years the emphasis has shifted from a
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oil-gas12 hours ago
Greenfire Strikes C$1.27bn Connacher Deal to Double Oil Sands Output
Greenfire Resources has agreed a C$1.27 billion cash acquisition of Connacher Oil and Gas, lifting expected 2026 production to about 34,000 barrels per day.
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Oil and Gas12 hours ago
Oil Jumps as Renewed Gulf Attacks Rattle Asian Markets and Revive Inflation Fears
Brent and US crude climbed more than 3% as renewed US-Iran attacks and uncertainty over the Strait of Hormuz hit Asian equities and revived inflation concerns.
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Energy13 hours ago
Grid operator faces independent probe over cover-up claims amid blackout fears
The British electricity grid has entered a fraught chapter as investigations unfold into claims that staff at the state backed operator concealed evidence of grid instability during a scorching June
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Electric Vehicles13 hours ago
EV taxed abroad: the quiet recalibration of Britain’s road charging in a world of EVs
The government has set out a plan to extend the reach of the road charging system beyond the borders of the United Kingdom, arguing that the transition to electric vehicles
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Business13 hours ago
Monzo founder joins AI giant Anthropic
Tom Blomfield, the former Monzo chief executive who helped redefine consumer banking in Britain, has embarked on a new chapter in Silicon Valley style a move that places him at
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oil-gas13 hours ago
Oil Extends Gains as Trump Reinstates Iran Naval Blockade and Sets 20% Hormuz Cargo Charge
Brent rose more than 4% after Donald Trump said the US was reinstating a naval blockade on Iran and would seek a 20% reimbursement on cargo shipped through the Strait of Hormuz.
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Oil and Gas13 hours ago
Shell Sells Indian Renewables Platform Sprng Energy in $1.8bn Deal
Shell has agreed to sell Sprng Energy to Aditya Birla Renewables for $1.8 billion, releasing capital as the FTSE 100 group sharpens its focus on LNG and upstream operations.
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BiotechYesterday
Oxford Nanopore Shares Slide as First-Half Revenue Misses Expectations
Oxford Nanopore expects first-half revenue of about £116.5 million after weaker trading in China and the Middle East and slower order timing in the Americas.
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Oil & GasYesterday
Iraq Courts Chevron and US Energy Majors in Post-War Investment Drive
Iraq is seeking major US investment in oil, gas and power infrastructure, with Chevron, ExxonMobil, HKN Energy and GE Vernova linked to projects.
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FintechYesterday
Moneybox Chooses London’s PISCES Market for £45m Employee Share Sale
UK digital wealth manager Moneybox will use the London Stock Exchange’s PISCES private-market platform for a £45 million employee share sale valuing the company at £800 million.
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AirlineYesterday
Why easyJet’s uncertain future becomes a test of UK aviation and capital markets
In the wake of a dramatic overnight development in the battle for easyJet, the market has shifted focus from the price of a deal to what kind of owner the
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TechnologyYesterday
Social Media Ban: A Digital Tightrope for Britain's Innovators
The government’s bid to shield under sixteen year olds from the perceived dangers of social media has quickly become a defining contest for Britain’s technology sector. Ministers present the policy

Business13 hours ago
Monzo founder joins AI giant Anthropic
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Housing6 days ago
UK house prices edge higher as falling mortgage costs offer a tentative reprieve
After four months of drift, Britain’s housing market has produced its first clear sign of stabilisation. House prices rose by 0.2 per cent in June compared with May, according to
Economy6 days ago
Boomers pay the price as their children can’t move out
Graduation season used to mark a clean break. A final photograph on campus, a train home, a brief summer of family familiarity, and then the onward motion into shared houses,
Housebuilding6 days ago
Prince William’s bet on bricks: the Duchy of Cornwall and Britain’s stalled housebuilding
The Isles of Scilly are the sort of place that appears to have been designed to repel the modern British policy debate. A scatter of islands 28 miles off Cornwall,
Economy1 week ago
Burnham adviser calls for radical tax overhaul
When Lord O’Neill of Gatley chooses his words carefully, it is usually because he wants policy to move, not merely to make a point. As one of Andy Burnham’s most

Oil and Gas13 hours ago
Shell Sells Indian Renewables Platform Sprng Energy in $1.8bn Deal
Shell has agreed to sell Sprng Energy to Aditya Birla Renewables for $1.8 billion, releasing capital as the FTSE 100 group sharpens its focus on LNG and upstream operations.
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The Rising Tide of Inflation: Analyzing the Economic Landscape Amid Geopolitical Turmoil

1 month ago

The Rise of Personalised Nutrition: Nourished's Ambitious Expansion into the U.S. Market

1 month ago

A Strong Jobs Report Raises Expectations for Interest Rate Hikes in the US

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2 months ago

Trump's Economic Strategies: Disarray Amidst a New Global Order

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2 months ago

GB News Under Scrutiny for Regulatory Breaches Following Trump Interview

2 months ago

The Future of Peace in the Middle East: Economic Implications of a Potential Iran Deal

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FintechYesterday
Moneybox Chooses London’s PISCES Market for £45m Employee Share Sale
UK digital wealth manager Moneybox will use the London Stock Exchange’s PISCES private-market platform for a £45 million employee share sale valuing the company at £800 million.
BusinessYesterday
Why easyJet’s uncertain future becomes a test of UK aviation and capital markets
In the wake of a dramatic overnight development in the battle for easyJet, the market has shifted focus from the price of a deal to what kind of owner the
InvestmentYesterday
Social Media Ban: A Digital Tightrope for Britain's Innovators
The government’s bid to shield under sixteen year olds from the perceived dangers of social media has quickly become a defining contest for Britain’s technology sector. Ministers present the policy
Oil and GasYesterday
Global Oil Markets at the Edge of Fracture
The global oil market faces a precarious recalibration as the most recent flare up in Middle East tensions tests the delicate balance that had begun to reassert itself after a
Medical ScienceYesterday
OpenAI’s No. 2 Executive to Step Down Amidst Pre-IPO Turmoil and Shifting Market Dynamics
In a development that underscores the volatile, high stakes environment surrounding artificial intelligence, Fidji Simo has informed OpenAI staff that she will not return to her full-time executive duties after

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FinancialYesterday
The British Exiles and the Price of Trust: A £150m Service Station Ponzi Scheme
The tale of a network of British expatriates entangled in a sprawling financial ruse centred on a chain of service stations offers a stark reminder that the borderless nature of
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GovernmentYesterday
Social Media Ban: A Digital Tightrope for Britain's Innovators
The government’s bid to shield under sixteen year olds from the perceived dangers of social media has quickly become a defining contest for Britain’s technology sector. Ministers present the policy
Investment1 week ago
OpenAI’s apparent failure to visit key site raises questions over UK investment
The story of “Stargate UK” was sold as a landmark in modern industrial strategy: a transatlantic partnership, a flagship datacentre, and a signal that Britain would not merely consume the
Housebuilding1 week ago
‘Buy back shares or we’ll escalate,’ housing giant warned
The revolt gathering pace inside Britain’s biggest housebuilder is not the usual grumble about executive pay or a poor quarter’s trading. It is a more fundamental argument about what a
Transport1 week ago
Lime’s return from the brink points to a harder, more durable future for urban transport
For much of the past decade, the business of electric scooters and hire bikes was treated as a curious blend of technological promise, venture capital bravado and municipal irritation. The
UK Tax2 weeks ago
Shifting Investment Incentives: A Bold Proposal for British Business Growth
In a landscape characterised by economic challenge and uncertainty, the British Chambers of Commerce has amplified calls for a strategic reorientation of the country’s pension tax relief system. At a
Investment2 weeks ago
Private Jets: A Controversial Green Investment According to the EU's Second-Highest Court
In a ruling that has sparked considerable debate, the European Union’s second-highest court has deemed private jets as a form of green investment. This unexpected classification challenges conventional wisdom regarding

NHSYesterday
GPs Retreat From Full-Time Practice Amid Growing Disillusionment with the NHS
The trust that once underpinned general practice in Britain now wears thin in the face of relentless pressure. Across England, a significant shift is underway as more GPs opt for
FinancialYesterday
Spain’s solar boom and the price of ambition
The sunshine that once promised clean, affordable power across Spain now reveals a more mixed and consequential truth: the country has built the world’s most ambitious solar expansion in a
pharmaceuticals2 days ago
Germany Approves Drug Rebate Increase as AstraZeneca Warns of Investment Impact
Germany has approved higher pharmaceutical rebates, with AstraZeneca warning the measures could reduce investment, research and access to medicines.
Fintech2 days ago
FCA Review Warns AI Chatbots Are Blurring the Line Between Guidance and Regulated Advice
An FCA-commissioned review has warned that AI chatbots may blur the boundary between generic guidance and regulated financial advice.

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PoliticsYesterday
Dukes and Dissent: Ground rents, lobbying, and the quiet calculus of a leasehold reform

Mining3 days ago
Rio Tinto May Require Enhanced Copper Pipeline to Address Post 2030 Growth Gap UBS Analysis Suggests
UBS has indicated that Rio Tinto Ltd may need to strengthen its copper project pipeline to prevent a growth gap emerging beyond 2030, with Argentina’s Los Azules project presenting a
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