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BT has been accused of bullying customers by temporarily suspending broadband services to pressure them into upgrading to digital landlines before the January deadline for retiring the old copper network.
US inflation came in softer than expected in August, boosting stock market confidence that the Federal Reserve may hold off on raising interest rates next month.
A new play examines economist John Maynard Keynes, a cultured intellectual who revolutionized economic theory while championing art, leisure, and government intervention during crises.
Australia’s cash rate has reached its highest level in 15 years, but the economic landscape differs significantly from 2011 due to compounding price increases across groceries, fuel, and insurance.
Thames Water apologized after incorrectly charging a London teacher £145,562 due to a meter reading error. The company returned the funds and offered compensation.
Scotland’s supermarkets must remove high-fat, high-sugar, high-salt products from prominent display locations and ban multi-buy promotions on these items under new government regulations.
