Ukraine war: UK defence giant BAE Systems sets up local base

The firm says the move may allow it ultimately to produce light artillery inside Ukraine.

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Storm power cuts: Maximum compensation nearly triples to £2,000

The energy watchdog has hiked the amount households and businesses can receive from £700 to £2,000.

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Train strikes: When is the next action happening?

Members of the RMT rail workers' union and Aslef train drivers' union are set to strike again.

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How long until a robot is doing your chores?

Advances in AI are accelerating the development of humanoid robots.

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M&S returns to FTSE 100 on food and clothes boost

The retailer returned to the FTSE 100 index of Britain's biggest listed companies on Wednesday.

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Mark Thompson: CNN appoints former BBC director general as chief executive

The British executive must rebuild the US news network after a series of crises and falling ratings.

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Wilko: Warning warehouse staff face redundancy

Job cuts may resume on Thursday if the current bidder does not submit the necessary paperwork in time.

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Families worry over cancelled flight expense costs

Passengers are having to fork out for food, travel and accommodation, but are worried about costs.

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Brexit: EU-derived equal pay protections to be brought back

Women will keep the right to the same pay as men doing similar jobs in what Labour says is a government U-turn.

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Burger King faces lawsuit claiming Whopper too small

The fast food giant is accused of making the burger appear larger on menus than it actually is.

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Netflix: Streamers expansion into gaming is 'natural extension'

Streaming hits such as the Queen's Gambit are being adapted as games as the streamer looks to expand.

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Scams impersonating financial regulator double

The Financial Conduct Authority says reports of scammers impersonating it have doubled.

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Network Rail axes bonuses for staff who went on strike

Network Rail has withheld bonuses from union members who took part in strike action during a pay dispute.

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nsRyanair says air traffic failure is not acceptable

Airline boss Michael O'Leary asks why there was no back-up system after glitch causes travel chaos.

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Price rises in shops at lowest for nearly a year

The retail trade body, British Retail Consortium, says price rises are slowing but remain high.

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Toyota halts all Japan assembly plants due to glitch

The world's largest car maker is investigating a system fault but says a cyber attack is unlikely.

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Why empty lorries are a problem and how to fix it

With one third of lorries in the UK driving empty, some hauliers are turning to technology for help.

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What are my rights if my flight is cancelled or delayed?

Technical glitches may cause disruption at airports but passengers do have rights.

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Air traffic control: Airlines warn of flight delays over technical fault

Many Bank Holiday passengers face disruption as they travel on one of the busiest travel days of the year.

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How robotaxis are dividing San Francisco

The city has become the crucible of an experiment - are robotaxis ready for the streets?

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Help to buy homes from 'Bank of Family' rises

The so-called Bank of Mum and Dad has grown, with more than 300,000 home purchases set for 2023.

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Morley's: The family-run chicken shop with cult status

Founded in 1985, Morley's has featured in music videos and counts the likes of Stormzy as loyal customers.

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Evergrande: Shares in the crisis-hit Chinese developer plunge by 80%

The heavily-indebted firm's shares had been suspended from trading in Hong Kong since March last year.

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Labour rules out wealth tax if party wins next election

Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves says extra money for public services must come from economic growth.

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Wilko: New bid emerges for stricken retail chain

A private equity firm makes a £90m bid for the business and pledges to retain all jobs for two years.

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The elusive man at the top of the OnlyFans empire

Leonid Radvinsky, a 41-year-old entrepreneur based in Florida, owns all the shares of the company.

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Rail services across England hit as 20,000 staff begin strike

RMT members walk out over pay and working conditions, disrupting many people's bank holiday travel plans.

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Crystal Bar vape giant deletes TikTok after giveaway with no age verification

UK's second-biggest vape company, Chinese-owned SKE, has since deleted some social media accounts.

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Kleenex is pulling out of Canada due to 'unique complexities'

Kimberly-Clark is pulling its consumer facial tissues from Canada, citing “unique complexities".

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Former Co-operative Bank chairman Paul Flowers charged with fraud

Paul Flowers is due to face a charge of fraud by abuse of position between June 2016 and October 2017.

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US faces more interest rate rises to cool inflation

Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell said the pace of price increases remained "too high".

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Heineken sells off Russian beer business for €1

The lager-maker will take a huge loss on the division which, it said, had taken longer to jettison.

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Renters' rights violations to be investigated

The UK's competition authority said some landlords may not be following consumer protection rules.

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Energy price cap to fall but bills will stay high

A new cap on the price of each unit of energy will be announced later by regulator Ofgem.

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Train strikes to hit major events like Reading and Leeds festivals

Visitors to the Reading and Leeds festivals and Notting Hill Carnival face disruption as rail workers walk out.

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Subway agrees sale to Dunkin' and Baskin-Robbins owner Roark Capital

The sandwich maker has been bought by Roark Capital, ending six decades of family ownership.

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Gatwick Airport: Bank holiday strike threat off after pay deal agreed

The Unite union calls off industrial action by ground handlers after securing improved pay deals.

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Gas prices fall as fears over Australian strike recede

A strike at a major Australian gas plant had threatened to disrupt global supplies.

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Paddington Bear stamps released by Royal Mail for 65th anniversary

The Peruvian bear was first seen in 1958 after featuring in the book A Bear Called Paddington.

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Nvidia: artificial intelligence chip giant sees sales more than double

The California-based company dominates the market for chips used in artificial intelligence systems.

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Rising numbers seek help for energy bill debts, warns Citizens Advice

Citizens Advice says it has seen a 17% rise the number of people asking for help with gas and electricity bills.

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Post Office boss to return bonus after Horizon scandal

Nick Read says he will return all of his bonus after wrongful fraud accusations against postmasters.

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Wilko: Jobs to go as attempts to find a buyer fail

However, the company's administrator said parts of the business could still be bought.

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UK faces ‘heightened recession risks’ as interest rates bite

The UK economy is set to shrink between July and September and risks a downturn, a survey warns.

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NatWest: Former boss to get £2.4m pay package after Farage row

It comes a month after Dame Alison Rose quit the bank over the closure of former Ukip leader Nigel Farage's account.

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Boots infant formula adverts broke rules - watchdog

Advertising watchdog found Boots promoted infant milk formula in adverts, which is prohibited.

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Threads: Meta to launch web version of flagging Threads app

The tech giant says it is working to add new features after many early users drifted away.

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Getir delivery firm cuts more than a tenth of workforce

The Turkish rapid grocery delivery service cuts 2,500 jobs after facing a backlash in many European cities.

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Wilko shoppers warned to avoid fake websites

Several websites are purporting to offer heavily discounted goods, the firm's administrators warn.

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Stonehaven crash: Network Rail to face fatal derailment charges

Three people died when a train hit a landslide after heavy rain near Stonehaven in 2020.

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Former Bank of England boss to head Bloomberg board

The financial and media firm's product head Vlad Kliatchko was named as chief executive in the shakeup.

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Virtual reality brings new vision to workplace training

Staff are being asked to put on VR goggles when they go on a course or team-building session.

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Car breakdowns due to potholes soar in rainy July

The AA saw call-outs jump with drivers reporting damage after wet weather hampered road repairs.

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Morrisons' bras and pants carry NHS cancer check label

Underwear labels urge people to contact their GP if they spot symptoms of breast or testicular cancer.

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Pioneering wind-powered cargo ship sets sail

Inventors hope maiden voyage will help usher in new era of greener shipping.

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China cuts key interest rate as recovery falters

The country's post-Covid recovery has been hit by a property crisis, falling exports and weak consumer spending.

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Maiden Pharmaceuticals: Fury in The Gambia a year after cough syrup deaths

Grieving parents say regulators in both India and The Gambia failed their young children.

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Holiday firms urge PM to allow watchdog to fine airlines

Travel companies would like to see extra powers given to the Civil Aviation Authority later this year.

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Waitrose offers police free coffees to deter thieves

Waitrose and John Lewis are offering free hot drinks under the "Thanks a Latte" initiative.

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Have airlines gone too far with their extra fees?

Airlines increasingly charge for perks like speedy booking and seat selection, but some passengers say the costs are too high

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Crazy Rich Agents: ‘I sell houses to billionaires but live with mum and dad’

Young luxury estate agents face pressure to succeed in BBC's Crazy Rich Agents.

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Twitter, now X, to remove blocking feature

Elon Musk says the feature "makes no sense", but users are concerned about protection from abuse.

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Wonka: Sweet shop owner fined £10k for selling fake chocolate bars

Alan Price was told he was selling chocolate that posed an "imminent safety risk".

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Blind man says Easyjet staff 'refused to help' him buy flights

Martin Conway says airline staff told him he must use an app to buy a flight but did not offer any help.

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Wilko staff have grounds for hope, says GMB union as bidders circle

The GMB says there has been interest in firms buying "at least parts" of the homeware retailer.

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Energy bills predicted to drop in autumn

Ofgem is poised to announce a small cut in its price cap next week, a consultancy firm forecasts.

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Shop sales drop in July as rain dampens demand

Retail sales fell by 1.2% following the poor weather with clothing sales proving a washout.

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Buckingham Group construction company on brink of collapse

Buckingham Group, which has worked on HS2 and at Anfield, blames "extreme inflation" for losses.

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Fine threat if banks fail to provide access to cash

The Treasury sets a minimum distance of three miles, or one mile in urban areas, for free cash withdrawal services.

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DJ Khaled and Snipes: Why fashion brands are putting celebrities in charge

Celebrities are winning jobs at the top of luxury fashion firms - but what can they really contribute?

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I had to let almost all my staff go - bakery owner

Lac Hincu says despite the popularity of her business in Rugby, she had to downsize to survive.

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After McDonald's, Burger King India drops tomatoes from its menu

Prices of essentials like tomatoes have skyrocketed in India in recent months.

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Singapore seizes $735m of assets in anti-money laundering probe

The raids are part of one of the city-state's biggest ever anti-money laundering investigations.

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Jaguar Land Rover to create 300 new jobs in West Midlands

The roles will be used to support the increased production of Range Rovers and new electric vehicles.

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Admiral car insurance loses thousands of customers

The car insurer has lost many customers on the back of steep price rises and a jump in vehicle repair costs.

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UK inflation rate drops to 6.8% as energy costs ease

Inflation in July slowed as a result of prices for gas and electricity easing, official figures show.

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VinFast: Vietnam EV maker valued at more than Ford or GM

The share sale on Nasdaq values VinFast at $85bn (£67bn) compared to Ford's $48bn or GM's $46bn.

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Bank of Ireland warning over cash machine glitch reports

The glitch reportedly allows people to withdraw large sums regardless of what is in their account.

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How Argentina learned to love the US dollar

Stuffing your greenbacks into the "mattress bank" is a way of life for many Argentines.

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Rail fares in England to rise below inflation again in 2024

Fare increases in 2024 will again be held below the rate of inflation, says government.

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Monzo on top of banking satisfaction rankings

Although its score has dropped, the challenger bank leads a regulator's banking league table.

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Interest-only mortgages: Warning against over-optimism in clearing debts

Some people do not realise they might not be able to clear their final debt, research suggests.

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Booking.com owes hosts in Scotland thousands in room payments

Scottish hosts say they have not been paid by the website for months and are considering legal action.

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Video doorbells: Police embrace them but do they cut crime?

The smart doorbells have soared in popularity, but they may not help reduce the number of break-ins.

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Ethnic minority workers in insecure jobs up 132% since 2011

New data shows the number of white people working in insecure jobs rose by a much smaller amount.

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Train strikes: When is the next action happening?

Members of the RMT rail workers union are set to strike again in August.

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Pay: Firms fight back with counteroffers to keep staff

A survey finds companies are willing to match or better new job offers but risk fuelling inflation.

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Frome declares housing crisis as rents soar out of reach

People in a popular Somerset town are trying to draw attention to a shortage of affordable housing.

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L’Occitane shares jump as controlling shareholder mulls buyout

The company has said its controlling shareholder is contemplating a potential deal to take it private.

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Zuckerberg says Musk 'not serious' about cage fight

Doubt hangs over the billionaires' fight plans, but Musk suggests he is open to a bout on Monday.

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Pub takeaway drinks rules to be continued

Landlords in England and Wales will be able to continue selling takeaway drinks through hatches under Covid-era rules.

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Why US tech giants are threatening to quit the UK

Some tech giants feel they might have reached a "tipping point" due to new legislation.

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Fake meat: As Beyond Meat sales fall, have we had our fill?

Fast food supplier Beyond Meat has seen its sales fall - but is it cost, taste or nutrition that is putting people off?

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Amazon releases some seller funds after complaints

Amazon withheld some seller takings temporarily but is releasing them after some businesses came close to collapse.

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Amazon asked by minister to justify temporarily withholding sellers' funds

The government told Amazon UK to explain how it intends to help sellers whose money it is withholding.

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What are apprenticeships and how do I choose a good one?

Going to school, college or university five days a week is not the only way to get a qualification.

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Italy could host Musk v Zuckerberg cage fight

The culture minister says he has spoken to the X boss about hosting the showdown as a charity event.

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What's next for Wilko and its 12,500 workers?

The retailer is in administration but that doesn't necessarily mean it will disappear from the High Street.

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Robotaxi expansion gets green light in San Francisco

Companies hailed the moment as a milestone for the driverless car industry, despite safety concerns.

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Canary Wharf looks to diversify as banks move out

The area has the highest office vacancy rate since 2005 so is looking towards science and housing.

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Is AI a threat to the world of fabric design?

You can now ask an artificial intelligence system to design you a fabric pattern and get it printed.

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Yandex founder slams Russia's 'barbaric' war in Ukraine

Arkady Volozh, the ex-boss of Russia's tech giant, has previously faced criticism for not speaking out.

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Wegovy weight-loss drugmaker sees profits soar

Danish drugmaker Novo Nordisk said it was seeing "more patients than ever before".

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First businesses move into Liverpool's £1 shops scheme

A row of Liverpool shops once earmarked for demolition are rented out for £1 to boost the area.

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Booking.com: Accommodation hosts go unpaid by travel firm

Mark Winship says he has not been paid since June and is owed about £50,000 by the travel firm.

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Disney to expand ads on streaming as business flags

Disney is hurting in its home market, where streaming subscriptions slipped and park attendance flagged.

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US to bar and screen some tech investments in China

The move gives the government new oversight over foreign dealings by private firms.

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How safe is my data after a hack or leak?

With various instances of private data being accessed, what can you do to keep your info secure?

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Italy waters down windfall tax on banks

The announcement prompted a rebound in the share prices of Italy's lenders.

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Struggling Wilko suspends home delivery orders

The High Street retailer faces collapse if it cannot secure fresh investment by next week.

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This Morning: ITV employees allege toxic culture following Schofield exit

The House of Commons media committee says there are claims of harassment, bullying and discrimination.

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UPS driver pay and benefits deal in US to be worth $170,000 a year, firm says

The shipping giant warns of lower profits after it agreed a deal to avert a US drivers' strike.

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Italian banks hit with surprise windfall tax

The potential one-off tax on the profits banks earn from higher interest rates has seen shares plummet.

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Zoom denies training AI on calls without consent

The company updates its terms of service after a backlash from worried users.

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Lithium firm secures initial £53m from investors

The government says the funding will support "the UK’s critical minerals supply chain".

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Premium Bonds: Chances rise of winning leading prizes

National Savings and Investments is the latest provider to make savings deals more attractive.

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China exports see biggest drop for three years

Global demand for Chinese goods has fallen as the cost of living and rising interest rates bite.

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Cost of living: Beyond Meat hit as shoppers shift to cheaper animal protein

The firm's sales fell 30.5% as the rising cost of living pushed shoppers to buy cheaper animal protein.

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Simon & Schuster: Publisher to be sold for $1.6bn

Finding a buyer has been a lengthy saga for the owner of the publisher, Paramount Global.

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Higher food prices may be here to stay, says Bank economist

Chief economist Huw Pill has warned that food prices may never return to levels previously seen.

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Britishvolt buyer hasn't made final payment, administrators say

A deal to buy the failed battery firm now looks uncertain after the final payment was missed.

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Zoom orders workers back to the office

The company says staff living near offices should work in person at least twice a week.

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HSBC executive sorry for saying UK 'weak' over China

Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles' comments come as US-China ties have become increasingly tense in recent years.

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Devastating wildfires spur new detection systems

Firms are using AI, drones and satellite tech to help detect and suppress wildfires.

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Starbucks Vietnam: Why the US chain cannot crack a coffee-loving nation

The verdict is clear: Vietnamese people love coffee, but they don’t really seem to like Starbucks.

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Fines hiked for firms employing illegal migrants

Companies who repeatedly employ illegal migrants face fines up to £60,000 per breach under new rules.

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Barbie film hits $1bn mark at global box office

The pink-hued film has drawn in $1.03bn around the world, according to distributor Warner Bros.

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Virgin Atlantic pilots consider strike over fatigue

Members of the Balpa union have "serious concerns" over schedules put in place during Covid.

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Clintons set to close around a fifth of its shops

The greeting cards firm is reportedly facing financial difficulties and its third rescue since 2012.

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Elon Musk says X will fund legal bills if users treated unfairly by bosses

Elon Musk says X will support those treated "unfairly" by bosses due to behaviour on Twitter - now X.

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Inflation: Should we trust the Bank of England's forecasts?

The Bank of England says inflation could fall to around 5% by Christmas - how reliable is that?

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Travel disruption set to worsen with climate change, warns government adviser

The UK must invest in rail and road networks or accept more extreme weather disruption, a government advisor says.

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US jobs market holds steady despite rate rises

Employers added 187,000 jobs in July and the unemployment rate was 3.5%.

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Jeremy Hunt asks regulator to examine extent of debanking

Chancellor asks watchdog to speed up probe into whether bank accounts are being closed for political views.

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What has gone wrong at Wilko?

The discount retailer was founded in 1930 but has faced a raft of problems in recent years.

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Amazon online sales improve despite economy fears

The firm said more efficient deliveries helped boost sales and profits in the three months to June.

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Bud Light boycott over trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney hits beer giant's sales

But performance by parent company AB/Inbev holds up better than expected.

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Rosebank: MPs and peers urge Grant Shapps to block new oil field

Fifty MPs and peers from all major parties write to the energy secretary to demand a rethink.

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UK interest rates to stay higher for longer, Bank of England says

The Bank of England's comments come as it announces another rise in rates to 5.25% from 5%.

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Wilko homeware chain on brink of collapse

The retailer says it is facing collapse because of mounting cost pressures at its 400 UK stores.

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Post-Brexit import checks on food delayed again

Concerns over impact on prices has led to another delay on checks for food coming in from the EU.

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John Lewis: Staff wearing bodycams to tackle shoplifting rise

Reports of shoplifting and abuse of retail staff have both risen significantly in the past year.

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UK interest rates expected to rise for 14th time in a row

The Bank of England is widely expected to raise rates as it battles to slow soaring prices.

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Interest rates: How a rise affects you and your money

The Bank of England is widely expected to raise interest rates again on Thursday.

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Record wet weather drives shoppers away from High Street

The number of people heading out to the shops fell for the first July in 14 years, new data suggests.

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Janet Yellen: Credit downgrade 'puzzling' and 'unwarranted'

Janet Yellen defends the US, as stock markets fall after credit downgrade.

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Toymaker Mattel promotes 'chief Uno player' job

The successful applicant could get paid more than $17,000 for four weeks of work in New York.

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Ministers to speed up delivery of new power lines for clean energy

Grant Shapps is set to unveil plans to build more pylons and power lines for clean energy.

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CEO Secrets: 'We hand-ice millions of biscuits'

Biscuiteers co-founder Harriet Hastings shares her business advice for our CEO Secrets series.

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Fitch downgrades US credit rating from AAA to AA+

The rating agency Fitch says it expects a deterioration in the government's finances over three years.

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Uber aims to be wider travel app as it turns first profit

The company has expanded its UK app to include planes, as it reports its first-ever operating profit.

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Rishi Sunak heckled by angry publican over alcohol tax

The prime minister was challenged about changes that will see alcohol duty rise overall.

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MrBeast sues fast food company over 'revolting' burger

MrBeast is the most popular YouTuber in the world, with more than 172 million subscribers.

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UK to keep EU safety mark in post-Brexit climbdown

It means goods sold in Great Britain will not have to apply the new UK-only product safety mark.

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Elon Musk to be billed for unauthorised flashing X sign

X, formerly known as Twitter, has had to remove the sign on its HQ and will have to pay associated costs.

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