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UK’s small power plants face higher cyber risk into 2030s despite Iran-linked hack
Britain’s smallest power plants face elevated cyber-attack risks until the 2030s despite a recent Iran-linked hack that disabled a gas facility for four days.
The ‘choose your own adventure’ earnings: Why retailers are handling tariff refunds so differently
Retailers are handling tariff refunds differently, with some cutting prices while others boost earnings, creating confusion for Wall Street analysts trying to assess company strength and future performance.
Recruiter places ‘phoenix’ firm into liquidation just months after repurchase erased millions in debt
A UK recruiter who purchased his defunct company’s assets through installment payments has placed the new business into liquidation after falling behind on promised repayments, raising fresh concerns about the controversial practice of phoenixism.
The £5 coffee that tells a story of global economic turmoil
Coffee prices have surged globally, with UK lattes now exceeding £4 due to climate crises, supply chain disruptions, and tariffs affecting major producing nations.
How the High Street became a window on our political instability
A BBC investigation found brazen criminality on UK High Streets, with over 3,600 shops seized for illegal goods in 2024-25, revealing how the deterioration shapes political instability and voter behavior.
Pubs, bars and hotels report ‘Burnham bounce’ in optimism but call for further tax relief
Hospitality businesses report increased optimism following government tax relief announcements, though sector leaders warn further support is needed to sustain momentum.
School districts face a back-to-school math problem: The high price of diesel
School districts nationwide are grappling with significantly higher diesel fuel costs as the new academic year begins, forcing many to consolidate routes and reduce services to manage budget pressures.
How Britain’s railways are struggling in the heat – and can they be fixed?
Britain’s railways face heat-related derailments and operational challenges during record-breaking summer temperatures, with experts debating solutions ranging from track modifications to better monitoring systems.
On long road back from Brexit, north-east’s recovery rides on survival of Nissan’s ‘shining star’ plant
North-east England’s automotive industry, anchored by Nissan’s Sunderland factory, faces multiple challenges including Brexit-related tariff rules and EU trade policies that threaten its future viability and recovery prospects.
El Niño: Panama Canal to cut number of ships passing through
Panama Canal Authority will reduce daily vessel traffic from 36 to 32 ships starting September 15 due to low rainfall from El Niño conditions threatening freshwater supplies.
US borrowing costs rise as attempts to ease rates prove short-lived
US long-term borrowing costs rose again after a government intervention earlier this week, with yields on 30-year bonds reaching approximately 5.27% on Friday despite Treasury efforts to reduce them.
United’s next decision: What to do with all those Boeing 737 Max 10 seats it ordered years ago
United Airlines faces decisions about hundreds of premium lie-flat seats ordered for Boeing 737 Max 10 aircraft, which have been delayed for certification but are expected to finally receive federal approval soon.
Housing investors say this is their worst market in at least 3 years
Single-family housing investors report their lowest confidence in at least three years, citing rising interest rates, insurance costs, and geopolitical tensions as major concerns.
Walmart sees sales growth slip as US shoppers feel the squeeze
Walmart’s US sales growth slowed to a six-year low as rising fuel prices and cost pressures squeezed lower-income shoppers, the retail giant’s latest quarterly results revealed.
UK productivity growing faster than official figures suggest, thinktank finds
UK productivity is growing faster than official statistics indicate, according to a thinktank analysis, suggesting the economy may be recovering from the 2008 financial crisis’s prolonged effects.
Review launched into how pub and hotel business rates calculated
A review into how business rates are calculated for pubs and hotels in England and Wales has been launched, with findings expected in March 2027 and potential reforms ahead.
New Fed chair faces critical test at Jackson Hole as inflation fears mount
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh faces pressure at Jackson Hole this week as bond markets worry about inflation amid Trump administration policies and geopolitical tensions affecting global financial stability.
Hastings cafe set to extend school holiday food support
A Hastings cafe owner has secured £30,000 in donations to expand a summer food program for low-income families, with plans to extend services to weekends year-round across East Sussex.
UK graduate job vacancies plunge to lowest in a decade
UK graduate job vacancies hit their lowest level in a decade in July, with just 8,383 positions advertised, down 45% year-over-year, amid AI threats to entry-level roles.
The treasury bond mess: is this the demise of the US as a safe haven?
Treasury bond yields have surged to 20-year highs despite intervention efforts, reflecting concerns about US debt and eroding confidence in American financial stability as a global safe haven.
Artificial intelligence: Why firms are struggling to set prices
Technology companies struggle to price AI services due to unpredictable token consumption costs and rapidly evolving economics, making long-term pricing agreements difficult for both vendors and customers.
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