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Financial Times • Aug 20, 2025

Gap between UK and Eurozone inflation at widest in nearly 2 years

Recent data highlights persistent inflation challenges for the Bank of England, as the disparity in price increases between the UK and the Eurozone reaches its most significant lev...

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Financial Times • Aug 20, 2025

US tech slide extends into second day as concerns over AI rally rise

The continued decline in US technology stocks reflects growing investor apprehension about the sustainability of recent gains, potentially signaling increased market volatility and...

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BBC Business • Aug 20, 2025

Target appoints new boss as it seeks to revive sales

The company’s stock experienced a significant decline following the leadership change, reflecting investor uncertainty about the new management’s ability to improve the firm’s fina...

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Sky News Money • Aug 20, 2025

Gupta pledges UK steel arm to family in bid for Liberty

Sanjeev Gupta aims to secure the future of his UK steel business by transferring ownership to his family, attempting to prevent liquidation and preserve the company's financial sta...

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City A.M. • Aug 20, 2025

Eat, Drink, Sleep, Repeat: The best London and New York restaurants

The ongoing expansion of prominent dining establishments into new international markets highlights potential growth opportunities and increased revenue streams within the global ho...

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The Guardian – Business • Aug 20, 2025

How Labour can build a stronger British economy | Letters

Prioritizing investments in sustainable public infrastructure and secure financial products can stimulate job growth and create a resilient economy that benefits savers throughout...

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The Guardian – Business • Aug 20, 2025

The only way to solve England’s water crisis is state control | Letters

Replacing regulatory fines with state-owned voting shares would allow the government to generate dividend income and gradually increase ownership, making public control of water co...

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City A.M. • Aug 20, 2025

Crypto assets could be lost upon death regardless of wills, warns lawyer

Many individuals may face significant financial losses after death due to inaccessible digital currencies, highlighting the need to update inheritance laws to better protect such i...

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The Guardian – Business • Aug 20, 2025

Loan ‘irregularities’ led to collapse of Prax Lindsey oil refinery

The discovery of significant issues within a £783 million financing arrangement played a crucial role in the financial failure and subsequent administration of the Prax Lindsey oil...

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BBC Business • Aug 20, 2025

What are Rachel Reeves' options on property tax?

The government is exploring changes to the property tax framework as a potential strategy to increase public funds and address budgetary requirements.

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The Guardian – Business • Aug 20, 2025

Ministers line up plan to run Liberty Steel’s South Yorkshire plants in administration

The government’s intervention aims to preserve jobs and maintain production at Liberty Steel’s South Yorkshire sites, minimizing potential financial disruption for employees and th...

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The Guardian – Business • Aug 20, 2025

Trump calls on Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook to resign, renewing attack on central bank

The controversy surrounding a Federal Reserve governor has drawn attention to potential impacts on upcoming monetary policy decisions and investor confidence amid unverified allega...

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The Guardian – Business • Aug 20, 2025

Denmark to abolish VAT on books in effort to get more people reading

Removing the 25% tax on books is expected to reduce prices and increase accessibility, potentially boosting sales and supporting the publishing industry within Denmark’s cultural b...

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City A.M. • Aug 20, 2025

Trustpilot: Can reviews site really be trusted?

Trustpilot's financial performance and market position depend heavily on user confidence and the perceived authenticity of its consumer feedback platform.

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Financial Times • Aug 20, 2025

UK inflation rises more than expected to 3.8% in July

The unexpected increase in inflation to 3.8% in July suggests that the Bank of England may reconsider plans to reduce interest rates later this year.

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City A.M. • Aug 20, 2025

Boardroom Uncovered: Can we trust the reviews on Trustpilot?

Trustpilot’s growth since 2007 has positioned it as a key player in online consumer feedback, influencing purchasing decisions and impacting businesses’ reputations and market valu...

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City A.M. • Aug 20, 2025

Forest hikes e-bike prices amid fragmented London market

The recent increase in service charges by Forest reflects rising operational costs due to higher fees imposed by multiple London boroughs, impacting overall expenses for users in t...

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The Guardian – Business • Aug 20, 2025

‘Past mistakes must be avoided’: anxiety as Labour eyes public-private funding for NHS

The potential reintroduction of mixed public-private financing for health facilities could significantly impact NHS budgets and investment strategies, prompting debate among policy...

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BBC Business • Aug 20, 2025

Why are food prices still rising by so much?

The continued increase in the cost of groceries contributes significantly to overall inflation, impacting household budgets and influencing economic policies aimed at managing pric...

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The Guardian – Business • Aug 20, 2025

Target CEO steps down as company faces weak sales and customer boycott

The resignation of Target’s CEO signals a leadership shift aimed at addressing declining revenue and mitigating the financial impact of a prolonged consumer protest related to redu...

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Sky News Money • Aug 20, 2025

Europe tried to starve Putin's war machine with sanctions - but something else has happened

Donald Trump is considering economic penalties on India as a response to its actions and policies connected to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, aiming to influence international al...

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The Guardian – Business • Aug 20, 2025

‘Rural America costs a lot of money’: Trump cuts are decimating a radio station at the edge of the w...

Significant reductions in federal funding threaten the ability of a crucial Alaskan community radio station to provide essential local news, emergency alerts, and industry updates...

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BBC Business • Aug 20, 2025

Air fares and food prices push up inflation to 3.8% in July

Rising costs in transportation and groceries have contributed to a faster increase in overall price levels, resulting in higher inflation rates than anticipated for the middle of 2...

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Sky News Money • Aug 20, 2025

What are Labubus and how did they get so popular?

The rapid rise in demand for Labubu dolls has significantly boosted Pop Mart's earnings, with substantial profits and a strong secondary market reflecting high consumer interest an...

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The Guardian – Business • Aug 20, 2025

Walmart recalls potentially radioactive shrimp sold in 13 US states

The recall of frozen shrimp due to radioactive contamination may lead to significant financial losses for the retailer, impacting sales, supply chain operations, and consumer confi...

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City A.M. • Aug 20, 2025

‘Yesterday man’: How Powell’s Fed exit will open the door to Trump

Jerome Powell’s upcoming departure could shift Federal Reserve leadership, potentially influencing economic policies and creating opportunities for political figures like former Pr...

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The Guardian – Business • Aug 20, 2025

Trump-fueled gas boom has Gulf coast communities on edge: ‘We will keep fighting’

The rapid expansion of liquefied natural gas exports along the Gulf Coast has raised concerns among local residents about environmental damage and decreased income from traditional...

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The Guardian – Business • Aug 20, 2025

CrossCountry passengers face strike disruption on bank holiday weekend

The planned strike by rail workers is likely to cause significant revenue losses for CrossCountry due to canceled services and lower weekend passenger demand during a peak travel p...

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City A.M. • Aug 20, 2025

Atom chair: Big banks don’t know their role in economic growth 

Leading financial institutions in the UK have been criticized for their unclear impact on boosting economic development and enhancing customer benefits, raising concerns about thei...

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City A.M. • Aug 20, 2025

No more interest rate cuts expected as inflation runs ‘miles above target’

The persistence of elevated inflation levels suggests that monetary policymakers may maintain or increase borrowing costs, potentially affecting borrowing expenses, consumer spendi...

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