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‘Astronomical’ fuel price surge hits farmers in UK and US
Farmers in the UK and US face sharp fuel price increases driven by Middle East tensions, Russian export bans, and crude oil surges, with diesel costs rising 10-14p per litre in days.
Why the ‘Temu Range Rover’ is such a threat to Jaguar Land Rover
Jaguar Land Rover is cutting 4,000 jobs as it contends with declining sales, a major cyber-attack, rising energy costs, and intense competition from Chinese manufacturers expanding globally.
Next wins key appeal to overturn £30m equal pay ruling
Next won an appeal overturning a ruling that required the retailer to pay warehouse and shop floor staff equally, saving it from potentially distributing over £30m in back pay to thousands of workers.
Gap shares jump 12% after company names new Old Navy CEO to revive struggling brand
Gap’s stock surged 12% after naming Michael Francis as the new Old Navy CEO, effective November 2, as the retailer attempts to reverse recent sales declines at its largest revenue contributor.
Nvidia strikes $12.9bn deal to buy AI platform Hugging Face
Nvidia has agreed to acquire AI platform Hugging Face for approximately $12.9 billion, marking one of the chipmaker’s largest deals as it expands into software and open-source AI tools.
Automakers urge Congress to permanently ban Chinese connected vehicles in U.S.
Major U.S. automakers are urging Congress to permanently ban Chinese connected vehicles, hardware, and software before the end of the current legislative session on Jan. 3.
Volkswagen to cut further 50,000 jobs as it ends row with union over revival plan
Volkswagen approved plans to cut 100,000 jobs and close four German plants by 2034 as the automaker battles Chinese competition and seeks to survive market pressures.
More funding needed to boost construction jobs for young people – housing boss
Housing and construction leaders are calling for additional funding and long-term planning to create more job placements for young people in Wales’s construction sector, citing rising demand and labor shortages.
Chancellor John Healey says UK economy ‘turning a corner’ despite debt concerns
UK Chancellor John Healey expressed optimism about the economy turning a corner, but his remarks came as Jaguar Land Rover announced 4,000 job cuts and borrowing costs reached 18-year highs.
HHS plans new FDA deputy commissioner roles for technology and drugs, sources say
The HHS plans to create two new FDA deputy commissioner positions focused on technology and artificial intelligence, and drugs, according to sources familiar with the plan.
What the Buss family Lakers dispute can teach the wealthy about trusts
The Buss family’s dispute over selling the Los Angeles Lakers reveals how estate planning choices designed to preserve family businesses can inadvertently create conflict among heirs and trustees.
Stan Kroenke agrees to buy MLB’s Angels, valuing team and regional network at $4 billion
Stan Kroenke has agreed to purchase the Los Angeles Angels from the Moreno family in a deal valuing the team and its regional sports network at $4 billion.
Southwest to debut airport lounges in four cities, with more to come
Southwest Airlines announced plans to debut airport lounges in Austin, Baltimore, Honolulu, and Nashville in late 2027, with seven additional locations planned across high-demand markets.
Hundreds of North Sea workers too heavy for new helicopter rules
Hundreds of North Sea offshore workers remain above a new 124kg weight limit that takes effect in November, down from over 2,200 when the policy was announced last year.
Australia’s new environmental protection agency approves coal project, angering climate groups
Australia’s new environmental agency approved its first coal project, allowing a Queensland mine to extract coal until 2055 while clearing threatened wildlife habitat, drawing criticism from climate groups.
Households warned gas price spike could pile fresh pressure on energy bills
UK households face potential energy bill increases this winter as European nations rush to replenish natural gas storage amid geopolitical tensions affecting supply routes and driving wholesale prices to three-year highs.
NFL set for first-ever game in Melbourne, Australia, in international expansion
The San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Rams will play in Melbourne in what marks the NFL’s first-ever game in Australia, part of a broader international expansion strategy.
Automakers urge Congress to permanently ban Chinese connected vehicles in U.S.
U.S. automakers urge Congress to permanently ban Chinese connected vehicles, hardware and software before the current legislative session ends, citing national security concerns.
We’re prepared to change the law to reform water industry, says Angela Eagle
Britain’s environment secretary confirmed the government is prepared to take Thames Water into public ownership, stating insolvency laws may need changing to address behavior by US hedge funds controlling the company.
Hyundai has grown more than any automaker in the U.S. — and it’s not done yet
Hyundai Motor Group has gained more U.S. market share this decade than any major automaker, growing from 8.4% in 2020 to 11.8% through mid-2026, and plans continued expansion through a $26 billion investment.
The U.S. sues Amazon again
Federal regulators and 22 state attorneys general sued Amazon on Monday, alleging the company systematically overcharged advertisers billions of dollars through manipulated auction processes.
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