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Financial Times • Jul 07, 2025

BlackRock tried private credit once before. Will this time be better?

BlackRock's acquisition of HPS marks a renewed effort in private credit, following a challenging experience with its earlier investment in Tennenbaum Capital Management that impact...

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Financial Times • Jul 07, 2025

‘No honour among thieves’: M&S hacking group starts turf war

Cybersecurity specialists caution that a dispute between competing ransomware factions may lead to businesses facing multiple ransom demands, increasing the overall financial burde...

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BBC Business • Jul 06, 2025

Tariffs are shifting global supply chains

The expiration of the temporary hold on tariffs is prompting companies to reconsider their sourcing and production strategies, potentially leading to significant cost adjustments a...

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BBC Business • Jul 06, 2025

How Trump's tariff chaos could reshape Asia's businesses

The current US trade policies are causing significant disruptions in Asia's supply networks, potentially leading to shifts in business operations and financial strategies across th...

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The Guardian – Business • Jul 06, 2025

More than 23m Britons think they may be due compensation for mis-sold car loans, UK poll finds

A forthcoming supreme court ruling on undisclosed commission payments in car loans may lead to substantial financial repayments, potentially impacting millions and prompting widesp...

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BBC Business • Jul 06, 2025

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Over the past nine years, trading relationships with the European Union have influenced tariffs, regulatory compliance, and market access, significantly affecting businesses' opera...

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The Guardian – Business • Jul 06, 2025

Born into crisis, gen Z is saving for retirement like no other generation | Gene Marks

Members of Generation Z tend to allocate a larger portion of their income to retirement funds compared to previous generations, potentially influencing long-term economic stability...

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The Guardian – Business • Jul 06, 2025

Can we afford to be afraid of nuclear power?

Investing in reliable energy sources is crucial for economic growth and social progress, as access to abundant energy directly influences income levels and overall development worl...

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The Guardian – Business • Jul 06, 2025

Liz Truss is long gone – but her fiscal meltdown still dictates every step Labour makes | Max Mosley

The lasting impact of the 2022 economic turmoil continues to shape government policies, leading to cautious budgeting and restrained public spending driven by concerns over market...

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City A.M. • Jul 06, 2025

Ministers ‘pushed ahead too fast’ on welfare reform, says Phillipson

The education secretary acknowledged that advancing welfare reforms quickly affected careful financial planning, making upcoming budget allocations more challenging amid potential...

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The Guardian – Business • Jul 06, 2025

Businesses and charities call for UK to scrap VAT on refurbished electronics

Eliminating VAT on repaired electronics is expected to reduce consumer expenses, boost employment opportunities, and contribute to environmental sustainability by encouraging produ...

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City A.M. • Jul 06, 2025

State pension could face insolvency by 2036 despite tax hikes

New projections suggest that government welfare spending may exceed revenue from National Insurance within the next decade, potentially jeopardizing the long-term viability of the...

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City A.M. • Jul 06, 2025

Hospitality jobs slump as Reeves’ National Insurance hike bites 

The recent increase in employers’ national insurance payments has coincided with a significant reduction in employment within the UK hospitality sector, reversing prior job growth...

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The Guardian – Business • Jul 05, 2025

‘This bill protects our precious waters’: how a Florida environmental group scored a win against big...

The passage of HB 1143 is expected to mitigate potential economic losses in northern Florida by reducing environmental risks associated with offshore drilling near valuable coastal...

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The Guardian – Business • Jul 05, 2025

Buy now, pay later loans will now affect US credit scores – what does that mean for consumers?

The inclusion of deferred payment plans in credit evaluations could impact consumers’ borrowing abilities, potentially altering interest rates and overall financial opportunities a...

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The Guardian – Business • Jul 05, 2025

Summer without cherry pie? Michigan’s signature crop faces battery of threats

Michigan's cherry industry contributes significantly to the local economy by attracting hundreds of thousands of tourists annually, supporting agriculture, hospitality, and related...

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Financial Times • Jul 05, 2025

Opec+ plans to boost oil output in bid to win back market share

The recent decision to raise oil production among major exporters may lead to lower global oil prices by increasing supply and influencing market dynamics in the energy sector.

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City A.M. • Jul 05, 2025

Women’s Euro 2025 ads: Why ITV scores but BBC, Visa and Sports Direct miss

ITV’s advertising during Women’s Euro 2025 demonstrates strong commercial impact, while other major sponsors and broadcasters face challenges in capitalizing on the tournament’s gr...

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City A.M. • Jul 05, 2025

Reeves warns ministers tax rises are coming after loss of ‘low hanging fruit’

Chancellor Rachel Reeves indicated that increasing revenue through higher taxes may be necessary due to limited alternatives following policy reversals impacting government funding...

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Sky News Money • Jul 05, 2025

Octopus Energy sparks £10bn demerger of tech arm Kraken

Octopus Energy Group plans to separate its technology division valued at around £10 billion, a move that could enhance its position among the leading privately held firms in the UK...

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City A.M. • Jul 05, 2025

Multi-club ownership: Why EFL rule change will help in transfer market

The EFL's updated regulations allowing clubs to invest in teams across Ireland and Scotland are expected to increase player trading opportunities and potentially enhance the financ...

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The Guardian – Business • Jul 05, 2025

Here we go again: latest Trump tariff deadline looms amid inflation concerns

The approaching expiration of the tariff pause could trigger new trade barriers affecting numerous international markets, potentially influencing inflation rates and global economi...

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The Guardian – Business • Jul 05, 2025

How to manage your money in turbulent times, from savings to mortgages

In periods of economic uncertainty and geopolitical tension, individuals must carefully assess their financial strategies to protect assets, balance expenses, and adapt to changing...

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The Guardian – Business • Jul 05, 2025

‘The vehicle suddenly accelerated with our baby in it’: the terrifying truth about why Tesla’s cars...

Concerns over Tesla’s repeated accidents and unresolved safety issues have raised doubts among investors, potentially affecting the company’s market value and influencing consumer...

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City A.M. • Jul 05, 2025

 £2bn for UK tech, so why is public money still going to US cloud giants?

Despite a significant government investment aimed at advancing domestic artificial intelligence, British technology continues to depend heavily on overseas cloud service providers...

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Financial Times • Jul 05, 2025

All hail the equity vigilantes

Investors in government bonds are increasingly cautious, putting pressure on countries with high debt levels to maintain fiscal discipline and avoid excessive spending.

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Financial Times • Jul 05, 2025

EU to stockpile critical minerals due to war risk

The European Union plans to accumulate essential minerals as a precaution against geopolitical instability, aiming to strengthen its economic stability and address challenges relat...

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The Guardian – Business • Jul 04, 2025

Trump threatens 17% tariffs on food and farm produce exports from Europe

The proposed 17% tariffs on European agricultural goods could substantially impact trade revenues by increasing costs for popular imports like chocolate, butter, and olive oil sold...

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Financial Times • Jul 04, 2025

How trade tensions are really affecting the global economy

Ongoing trade disputes have led to a noticeable decrease in investments and business agreements worldwide, although many firms have not immediately shifted their manufacturing oper...

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Financial Times • Jul 04, 2025

Nervy markets put Reeves and Starmer on notice

Global investors are increasingly cautious as governments continue to rely heavily on their funds, raising concerns about the long-term impact on financial stability and market con...

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