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US-China trade talks: ‘framework’ deal amid dispute over rare earths
The tentative agreement between the United States and China aims to ease ongoing trade tensions by addressing key issues related to strategic mineral resources, potentially impacti...
Read Full Article →Cheaper imported chicken and beef increasingly seen in UK supermarkets
The increased availability of lower-cost chicken and beef from countries like Australia, Poland, and Uruguay in UK supermarkets may impact domestic producers by introducing more af...
Read Full Article →The Guardian view on Labour’s nuclear bet: big promises, but bigger questions remain unanswered | Ed...
The government’s substantial new funding commitment to nuclear energy represents a strategic attempt to boost the sector, though concerns over financial risks, waste management, an...
Read Full Article →Rachel Reeves’s economic vision is coming into focus – a year too late | Rafael Behr
Delays in implementing Rachel Reeves’s proposed economic strategies have heightened concerns about immediate fiscal impacts, as voters seek quicker returns from policies amid growi...
Read Full Article →Sizewell C is needed – but critical cost numbers are still missing | Nils Pratley
The planned investment in the Suffolk nuclear facility represents a significant financial undertaking, yet the ultimate cost of the electricity it will produce remains uncertain, i...
Read Full Article →EU calls for lower price cap on Russian oil in move to tighten sanctions
Reducing the allowable sale price of Russian oil is intended to limit revenue streams to Russia, potentially weakening its financial capacity while reinforcing broader sanctions in...
Read Full Article →What’s behind Keir Starmer’s decision to back nuclear power?
The government’s plan to allocate nearly £18 billion towards developing a new nuclear facility highlights the considerable financial commitment aimed at supporting future energy st...
Read Full Article →2020s on course to be weakest decade for global economy since 1960s, says World Bank
The World Bank has lowered its projection for worldwide economic expansion, attributing the slowdown to trade conflicts, resulting in the poorest growth outlook for the global econ...
Read Full Article →Rolls-Royce named winning bidder for UK small nuclear reactors
Rolls-Royce’s selection as the preferred developer for small modular reactors signals significant progress in the UK’s multi-billion-pound initiative to expand domestic nuclear ene...
Read Full Article →FTSE 100 approaching record high; US-China trade talks ‘going well’ as meeting resumes – business li...
The potential acquisition of Revolution Beauty by a prominent UK retailer indicates ongoing consolidation in the market, while improving trade relations between major economies cou...
Read Full Article →Put Thames Water into temporary state control, ‘junior’ creditors will argue
The proposed £5 billion funding and significant debt reduction for Thames Water could impact bondholders financially, raising concerns about potential effects on future creditor ri...
Read Full Article →China bans banks from luring customers with popular Labubu dolls
China’s latest regulatory measures restricting promotional offers by banks aim to curb risky marketing tactics as financial institutions face shrinking profit margins due to decrea...
Read Full Article →UK unemployment rises to highest level in nearly four years
The rise in joblessness and slower wage advancements may reduce consumer spending power, potentially influencing monetary policy decisions and affecting overall economic growth in...
Read Full Article →Thames Water creditors offer up £5bn as part of emergency turnaround plan
Thames Water’s creditors have proposed a substantial funding package intended to stabilize the company, but the regulator worries the plan may not reduce debt sufficiently to impro...
Read Full Article →Social media creators to overtake traditional media in ad revenue this year
Advertising earnings from individually produced content on platforms like YouTube and TikTok are projected to exceed those generated by established media organizations, reflecting...
Read Full Article →Thames Water’s creditors are being too greedy | Nils Pratley
The group of lenders proposing a financial rescue for Thames Water is seeking significant concessions from regulators, highlighting the challenges involved in securing a viable tur...
Read Full Article →Google battling ‘fox infestation’ on roof of £1bn London office
The unexpected presence of foxes tunneling in the rooftop garden has caused minor disruptions during construction, potentially affecting timelines and incurring additional costs fo...
Read Full Article →Reeves struggles to explain the genius of Labour’s winter fuel payment U-turn | John Crace
The decision to reduce winter fuel payments initially aimed to demonstrate fiscal responsibility but sparked political backlash that raised concerns about its potential impact on v...
Read Full Article →CNN and HBO owner Warner Bros Discovery announces breakup plan
Warner Bros Discovery's decision to split its entertainment and cable divisions aims to unlock shareholder value, leading to a notable increase in stock prices ahead of market trad...
Read Full Article →‘We are just sitting here’: South African coal belt town split over green transition
The shift away from coal in South Africa’s energy sector poses economic challenges for communities dependent on mining, raising concerns about job security and the pace of the coun...
Read Full Article →‘The death of creativity’? AI job fears stalk advertising industry
Major advertising firms are investing hundreds of millions annually in AI and machine learning technologies to enhance campaign creation, aiming to maintain competitiveness amid ev...
Read Full Article →US and China officials to meet for trade talks in London – business live
The upcoming discussions between American and Chinese representatives could influence global markets due to restrictions on key materials essential for high-tech industries and def...
Read Full Article →UK chip designer Alphawave agrees to $2.4bn takeover by US rival Qualcomm
The acquisition of the British semiconductor firm by a major American corporation for $2.4 billion highlights ongoing challenges faced by the London Stock Exchange in retaining key...
Read Full Article →Trump’s EPA set to claim power-plant emissions ‘not significant’ – but study says otherwise
If considered independently, the US power industry’s greenhouse gas output ranks among the top global emitters, highlighting potential financial risks associated with environmental...
Read Full Article →UK banks to experiment with Nvidia AI in ‘supercharged sandbox’ scheme
The initiative enables financial institutions to test advanced AI technologies under regulatory oversight, aiming to accelerate technological development and support the broader ec...
Read Full Article →I face losing my electricity but EDF can’t replace my RTS meter
The inability to schedule a replacement meter appointment before the RTS service ends may result in service disconnection, potentially causing unexpected costs and disruptions for...
Read Full Article →Trump tariffs could wipe out European steel sector, senior industry figure says
The increased US tariffs combined with rising energy expenses and competition from lower-cost imports threaten the financial stability and competitiveness of Europe’s steel manufac...
Read Full Article →‘Freemen on the land’: YouTube videos tell homeowners they aren’t bound by mortgages
The rise of a conspiracy theory encouraging homeowners to challenge mortgage obligations poses potential risks to lenders and the broader financial system by increasing the likelih...
Read Full Article →The smell of victory: boom in classic football shirts shows no sign of fading
The growing market for authentic vintage football jerseys has become a lucrative industry, generating substantial revenue by attracting passionate collectors willing to pay signifi...
Read Full Article →Will the North Sea oil and gas industry be Labour’s next U-turn?
Changes in government approach toward North Sea energy production could significantly impact employment levels, regional economic stability, and fiscal revenues derived from the se...
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