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Business9 hours ago
Revolut enlists City grandee John McFarlane to help steer overseas push
A City veteran who once sat at the apex of Barclays and Aviva has been brought in by Revolut to help guide the fintech group’s ambitions abroad, underscoring how aggressively
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Business9 hours ago
Thanks for the memory: how Micron became an unlikely kingmaker in the AI age
When Micron Technology was founded in 1978, in basement offices beneath a dentist’s practice in Boise, Idaho, few would have imagined that one day the company’s fortunes would help determine
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Government9 hours ago
Global central bank warns of Liz Truss-style bonds crisis
Governments across the world are confronting a renewed danger in bond markets, with the Bank for International Settlements warning that heavy public borrowing, leveraged hedge fund activity and fragile market
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Economy9 hours ago
South Korea’s Skincare Success Tells a Bigger Story About a Country Remaking Its Economy
South Korea’s rise has long been measured in the hard currencies of industrial might: semiconductors, shipbuilding, steel and, more recently, electric vehicles and batteries. Yet some of the country’s most
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Climate9 hours ago
Trump’s fossil-fuel revival and the climate politics Europe can no longer ignore
Donald Trump’s preference for fossil fuels over green energy has long been plain, but the latest signs from Washington suggest something more than a rhetorical flourish. What was once dismissed
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Financial9 hours ago
Debt-fuelled AI spending raises fears of a new financial reckoning
By now the artificial intelligence boom has become one of the defining market stories of the decade, a technological arms race wrapped in the language of inevitability. Yet beneath the
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Airport10 hours ago
Manchester Airport boss urges Burnham to curb tax instincts and back private enterprise
Andy Burnham, the Greater Manchester mayor, has been told that Labour must break what one senior airport executive described as an “addiction to taxes” if Britain is to revive a
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Housebuilding10 hours ago
Net zero housebuilder on the brink as buyers shun flat-pack model
A housebuilder developing “flat-pack” net zero homes is scrambling to find a buyer after being left on the brink of collapse, a fresh illustration of how fragile Britain’s specialist housing
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Tax10 hours ago
Burnham’s wealth tax pitch raises the stakes in Labour’s search for a new economic settlement
Andy Burnham is being warned that any move to increase wealth taxes, should he reach Downing Street, would inflict “a huge blow” on Britain’s economy, in a fresh sign of
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BusinessYesterday
Wh Smith’s transformation into TG Jones was meant to signal a fresh start.
For many shoppers, the newly renamed stores have already acquired the look and feel of a business in trouble. In Richmond, west London, vandals were said to have scrawled “WH
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PropertyYesterday
One third of new London homes failed to find private buyers last year.
One third of new homes completed in London last year failed to sell to private buyers, a striking sign of how badly the capital’s housing market has become distorted by
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CompaniesYesterday
Why the IPO boom may be less a renaissance than a reminder of market excess
Initial public offerings are back in fashion, and with them comes the familiar market choreography of excitement, bravado and selective amnesia. Last week SpaceX kicked off what has been described
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StockmarketYesterday
FTSE 100 giants could follow AstraZeneca to New York in blow to London and Treasury
Up to 20 of the FTSE 100’s largest companies could eventually choose a direct listing in New York, according to analysis that has heightened concern over the London Stock Exchange’s
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CompaniesYesterday
JD.com’s London ambition is a test of whether Chinese retail can win over Britain
For years, JD.com has been an immense presence in China and a near invisible one in Britain. That may now be changing. The ecommerce group, the country’s biggest retailer by
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BusinessYesterday
Sky’s £2bn promise to keep Coronation Street on the road
Sky is poised to strike one of the most consequential deals in British television in years, with a £1.6 billion takeover of ITV’s broadcasting arm expected to be accompanied by
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FinancialYesterday
Renters asked to pay more than £3,000 a month for one-bedroom flats above Elephant and Castle roundabout
London’s housing market has long had a talent for turning necessity into luxury, and nowhere is that contradiction more visible than at Elephant and Castle, where a regeneration project billed

Politics10 hours ago
Burnham’s wealth tax pitch raises the stakes in Labour’s search for a new economic settlement
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Economy1 week ago
London Property: A Haven for the World's Wealthy Despite Economic Turbulence
In a landscape marked by economic uncertainty and political turmoil, one might expect a significant retreat from the once golden allure of London property. However, the opposite has unfolded. The
Defence Industry1 week ago
Kemi Badenoch Calls for Sweeping Economic Reforms as Britain Faces Decline
Kemi Badenoch, the leader of the Conservative Party and former business secretary, has issued an urgent call for a radical economic transformation in Britain, proposing measures that she argues must
Economy1 week ago
UK Economy Sees Shifts Amidst Inflation Challenges
In recent weeks, the complex tapestry of the UK economy has taken centre stage, revealing both the trials and tentative triumphs faced by households and policymakers alike. As inflationary pressures
Food Industry1 week ago
Yum Brands Offloads Pizza Hut in $2.7 Billion Deal
The recent decision by Yum Brands, the parent company of iconic fast-food chains like Taco Bell and KFC, to sell its struggling Pizza Hut brand has sent shockwaves through the

PropertyYesterday
One third of new London homes failed to find private buyers last year.
One third of new homes completed in London last year failed to sell to private buyers, a striking sign of how badly the capital’s housing market has become distorted by
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The Rising Tide of Inflation: Analyzing the Economic Landscape Amid Geopolitical Turmoil

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

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

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

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

CompaniesYesterday
JD.com’s London ambition is a test of whether Chinese retail can win over Britain
For years, JD.com has been an immense presence in China and a near invisible one in Britain. That may now be changing. The ecommerce group, the country’s biggest retailer by
BroadcastYesterday
Sky’s £2bn promise to keep Coronation Street on the road
Sky is poised to strike one of the most consequential deals in British television in years, with a £1.6 billion takeover of ITV’s broadcasting arm expected to be accompanied by
FinancialYesterday
Renters asked to pay more than £3,000 a month for one-bedroom flats above Elephant and Castle roundabout
London’s housing market has long had a talent for turning necessity into luxury, and nowhere is that contradiction more visible than at Elephant and Castle, where a regeneration project billed
FinancialYesterday
Labour’s delay puts Britain’s biggest computer in the balance
Plans for what would become Britain’s largest computer are now at risk of being diluted after Labour delayed a £750 million project intended to give the country a serious stake
UK TaxYesterday
Burnham’s rise may be Westminster’s gain, but devolution is where the real transfer of power is taking place
Andy Burnham has spent much of the past decade arguing that the future of British politics lies not in the old habits of Westminster centralisation, but in a redistribution of

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Stockmarket3 days ago
Inflationary Pressures Rise as Energy Costs Surge
In a startling revelation, recent figures show that inflation in the United States has accelerated to 4.1 per cent as of May, marking the steepest increase in three years. This
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Investment3 days 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
Manufacturing4 days 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
Economy1 week ago
London Property: A Haven for the World's Wealthy Despite Economic Turbulence
In a landscape marked by economic uncertainty and political turmoil, one might expect a significant retreat from the once golden allure of London property. However, the opposite has unfolded. The
Companies1 week ago
The Urgent Call for Investment Reform in the UK's Tech Industry
In a striking commentary, Greg Jackson, the chief executive of Octopus Energy, has implored the UK government to act with swiftness to reform investment policies, particularly those affecting pension funds.
Investment1 week ago
Rathbones Faces Regulatory Scrutiny Amid High-Risk Client Review
In a significant setback for one of Britain’s oldest investment management firms, Rathbones has announced a temporary halt in onboarding high-risk clients following a critical review by the Financial Conduct
Electric Vehicles2 weeks ago
Labour's Dilemma: Navigating the Future of Net Zero Amidst Internal Conflict
In an era where environmental policy is becoming increasingly scrutinised and debated, the Labour Party finds itself at a critical juncture. Recent reports indicate that Sir Keir Starmer is contemplating

Markets3 days ago
Apple Raises Prices Amid Soaring Component Costs
In a significant shift within the consumer electronics market, Apple has announced price increases on its iPad and Mac product lines, raising prices by approximately 20 per cent globally. This
Investment3 days 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
Energy3 days ago
Britain’s Energy Crisis: The Rising Costs and Challenges of a Heatwave
As Britain endures an unprecedented heatwave, the very fabric of its energy infrastructure is being tested in ways that have not been seen before. Record temperatures, soaring to a staggering
Business3 days ago
Mike Ashley's Final £1.7 Billion Bid for Hugo Boss: A Strategic Gamble in the Fashion Realm
In the competitive world of global fashion, few figures incite both admiration and dissent as Mike Ashley does. The businessman, best known for his ownership of Sports Direct, has now

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Environment2 days ago
The Future of Britain’s Horse Racing Industry: Development or Destruction?

Tax4 days ago
The Politics of Devolution: Andy Burnham’s Radical Considerations for Income Tax Reform
In a landscape marked by an increasing urgency for local governance and autonomy, Andy Burnham, the Mayor of Greater Manchester, has sparked considerable debate regarding the potential devolution of income
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