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The Guardian – Business • Jun 16, 2025

UK petrol prices poised to rise as Israel-Iran conflict pushes up cost of oil

The ongoing Israel-Iran tensions have increased oil costs, potentially leading to higher fuel expenses for UK consumers despite a recent decline in Brent crude prices due to hopes...

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The Guardian – Business • Jun 16, 2025

Jaguar Land Rover warns that Trump tariffs will hit profits

Jaguar Land Rover’s parent company, Tata Motors, experienced a decline in share value as the automaker adjusted its sales strategy due to increased import costs affecting its profi...

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The Guardian – Business • Jun 16, 2025

UK house prices fall in toughest sellers’ market in 10 years

The decline in property values highlights increased market competition and reduced buyer activity, potentially impacting both homeowner equity and broader economic conditions in th...

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The Guardian – Business • Jun 16, 2025

CEO pay at UK’s top companies is 52 times that of typical worker, report finds

The disparity between top executives and average employees at major UK firms highlights significant income inequality, with leading leaders earning millions annually compared to ty...

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The Guardian – Business • Jun 15, 2025

Ofwat should have to approve water firms’ bonuses and dividends, say MPs

MPs have raised concerns that water companies are using customer funds to distribute executive bonuses and shareholder profits, suggesting that regulatory oversight should be requi...

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The Guardian – Business • Jun 15, 2025

UK ‘woefully’ ill-protected against Chinese and Russian undersea cable sabotage

The potential disruption to undersea communication infrastructure poses significant economic risks for the UK, as critical data and financial transactions depend heavily on these v...

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The Guardian – Business • Jun 15, 2025

Thames Water must be held to account | Letters

The financial implications involve potential asset seizures from those benefiting financially through environmental harm, highlighting concerns about regulatory failures and priori...

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The Guardian – Business • Jun 15, 2025

Tariff dodgers take big risks to cut small corners | Gene Marks

Some companies employ deceptive practices to evade import taxes, potentially saving money in the short term but risking legal penalties and long-term financial instability due to i...

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The Guardian – Business • Jun 15, 2025

BBC examining plans that could lead to US consumers paying for its journalism

The BBC is considering new strategies to generate income from American users, aiming to enhance its financial stability amid declining domestic funding and increased market competi...

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The Guardian – Business • Jun 15, 2025

‘Stay below the radar’: corporate America goes quiet after Trump’s return

Major corporations have reduced public political engagement and social initiatives, potentially affecting investor perceptions and influencing their market strategies to maintain e...

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The Guardian – Business • Jun 15, 2025

‘Earn up to £800 a day’: job scammers using calls or texts to lure victims

Some fraudulent schemes promise high daily income for simple social media tasks, but they require upfront payments, potentially causing financial losses for individuals who fall vi...

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The Guardian – Business • Jun 14, 2025

Letting banks loose is back on the agenda as UK politicians chase growth at any cost

UK policymakers increasingly prioritize expanding financial sector freedoms to stimulate economic growth, hoping that a more active banking industry will boost overall wealth despi...

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The Guardian – Business • Jun 14, 2025

UK broadcasters hail rare win over Netflix in battle for streaming ads

UK broadcasters see potential financial benefits as lighter ad-supported viewers, who consume significantly less content, may help them maintain competitiveness against US streamin...

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The Guardian – Business • Jun 14, 2025

‘The city is being hollowed out’: the billionaire landlord locked in a David v Goliath battle for Lo...

The ongoing dispute highlights how ownership by ultra-wealthy landlords can significantly impact the viability and cultural value of historic entertainment venues in prime urban lo...

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The Guardian – Business • Jun 14, 2025

There hasn’t been a ‘big chancellor’ since Osborne: IFS chief gives final mark

Paul Johnson highlights the challenge of managing the economy effectively amid political and public resistance to difficult financial decisions, impacting long-term fiscal leadersh...

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The Guardian – Business • Jun 14, 2025

Impose unlimited fines on unsafe-cladding firms, report says

The report recommends significantly increasing financial penalties and restricting business opportunities for companies responsible for hazardous cladding, aiming to enhance accoun...

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The Guardian – Business • Jun 14, 2025

Trump signs executive order to clear way for Nippon-US Steel deal

The executive order facilitates a potential $11 billion investment by Nippon Steel into US Steel by 2028 while granting the U.S. government veto rights to safeguard national securi...

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The Guardian – Business • Jun 13, 2025

Spending billions on unclean, risky energy? What a nuclear waste | Letters

The £14.2 billion investment in nuclear projects, including unproven small modular reactors, raises concerns about potential cost overruns and uncertain long-term financial viabili...

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The Guardian – Business • Jun 13, 2025

Minibuses make sense on rural routes | Letters

Replacing large buses with smaller vehicles on rural routes can significantly reduce operating expenses while maintaining essential transportation for low-income and carless reside...

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The Guardian – Business • Jun 13, 2025

Oil and gold prices soar and stock markets fall after Israel’s attacks on Iran

The recent military actions in the Middle East have led to a marked rise in commodity prices, particularly crude oil and precious metals, while global equity indices experienced no...

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The Guardian – Business • Jun 13, 2025

Boeing experts and UK and US aviation officials join Air India crash investigation

The involvement of Boeing specialists and international aviation authorities in probing the Air India disaster could impact the manufacturer’s market reputation and result in poten...

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The Guardian – Business • Jun 13, 2025

Labour had the chance to finally kill off HS2. Instead, it’s throwing more money into the pit | Simo...

The government has allocated an additional £25 billion in its budget to address ongoing issues with the high-speed rail project, despite its limited mention in official transport p...

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The Guardian – Business • Jun 13, 2025

High court dismisses challenges against adding VAT to UK private school fees

The court's ruling upholds the government's authority to impose a 20% tax on private education fees, potentially increasing revenue streams and affecting household expenses in the...

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The Guardian – Business • Jun 13, 2025

Oil surges after Israel’s attack on Iran, risking ‘stagflationary shock’ – business live

The recent conflict in the Middle East has driven energy costs higher, potentially increasing inflationary pressures and economic uncertainty, which may adversely affect consumer s...

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The Guardian – Business • Jun 13, 2025

Brazil to auction oil exploration rights months before hosting Cop30

The upcoming auction of extensive offshore oil and gas blocks in Brazil is expected to generate substantial revenue, influencing energy investments and economic dynamics ahead of t...

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The Guardian – Business • Jun 13, 2025

Dublin is the only large European capital without a metro: what would Leopold Bloom make of that? |...

The proposed underground railway in Dublin represents a substantial investment with potential economic benefits, though escalating expenses and prolonged delays pose significant fi...

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The Guardian – Business • Jun 12, 2025

Demob-happy IFS director tears into Rachel Reeves’s spending review

The outgoing IFS director’s critical assessment suggests that the spending review may barely avoid tax increases, highlighting potential challenges in achieving fiscal targets with...

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The Guardian – Business • Jun 12, 2025

Dollar slides to three-year low while FTSE 100 hits record high

The declining US currency and rising UK stock market reflect investor concerns over economic instability and potential policy shifts, influencing global exchange rates and expectat...

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The Guardian – Business • Jun 12, 2025

First crash of Boeing’s 787 model comes weeks after $1.1bn 737 Max payout

The recent Air India incident involving the Boeing 787 adds financial pressure to the company shortly after a substantial settlement with the US government related to prior 737 Max...

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The Guardian – Business • Jun 12, 2025

US poised to lower tariffs on British cars within days, UK minister indicates

The forthcoming reduction of duties on British automobiles by the United States is anticipated to enhance trade relations and potentially boost export opportunities for UK manufact...

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