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New Flutter CEO bets on FanDuel promotions to win customers as profits suffer
Flutter’s new CEO Dan Taylor is betting on product improvements and promotional spending to convert rising customer engagement into profits, following disappointing third-quarter results that missed Wall Street expectations.
Yemeni government forces claim control of strategic al-Jawf mountain range
Yemeni government forces claim they have seized control of the al-Dahida mountain range in al-Jawf province during an ongoing offensive against Houthi fighters, while fighting escalates across multiple fronts.
Ofgem could force energy suppliers to pay rivals if they lure customers with cheaper deals
Ofgem is consulting on reintroducing a market stabilisation charge that would require energy suppliers to compensate rivals when winning customers with cheaper deals amid winter volatility concerns.
Electricity costs put UK steelmakers in worst position in three years against EU rivals
UK steelmakers face electricity costs nearly £30 per megawatt hour higher than French rivals, their worst competitive position in three years, amid surging global gas prices.
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Wall Street is selling more rental homes, as buying ban takes effect
Institutional investors are listing significantly more rental homes for sale following new legislation that bans them from purchasing additional single-family rentals, with listings more than doubling since early February.
Goldman Sachs creates private markets platform as rich investors seek the next SpaceX and Stripe
Goldman Sachs has launched a new platform to help wealthy clients and family offices invest directly in promising private companies like SpaceX and Stripe before they go public.
Nike to cut off thousands of online distributors in China, restructure digital footprint
Nike will eliminate thousands of online distributors in China starting in January, consolidating its digital presence to official channels and major marketplace partnerships to improve brand consistency and regain sales growth.
U.S. allies hit with new tariffs object to Trump’s forced labor allegations
President Trump renewed tariffs on over 60 countries, citing weak forced labor enforcement. Australia, the EU, and other allies disputed the allegations and criticized the trade penalties.
Burnham urged to award £2.4bn military satellite contract to Airbus over US rival
A major UK military satellite contract worth £2.4bn is being contested between Airbus and Lockheed Martin, with union leaders and lawmakers urging the government to select the European manufacturer to preserve hundreds of domestic jobs.
Family of former Vodafone manager found drowned call for ‘Adrian’s law’ to protect franchisees
The family of Adrian Howe, a former Vodafone manager found drowned in 2018, is calling for new legislation to protect franchisees after Vodafone settled claims from dozens of former franchise operators.
Home heating oil: Prices jump £100 in three weeks in Northern Ireland
Home heating oil prices in Northern Ireland jumped nearly 30% in three weeks to £445.37 per 500 litres, driven by escalating US-Iran tensions affecting global oil supplies.
Consolidated food supply may be worsening cyclospora outbreaks, experts say
A cyclospora outbreak affecting thousands has renewed focus on how food industry consolidation may amplify the spread of contamination across multiple states through centralized distribution networks.
Average Guernsey income down in real terms, survey says
A household expenditure survey indicates average real income in Guernsey has declined 12% over five years, despite nominal income rising, as living costs outpace wage growth.
JetBlue overhauls fare options, from basic first to flexible economy. Here’s what to know
JetBlue is restructuring its fare classes and introducing domestic first-class seating called BlueFirst, alongside new economy and premium economy tiers with varying amenities and pricing options.
Schools to offer technical subjects to pupils from age 14, Burnham says
England’s secondary schools will offer technical subjects like manufacturing and AI from age 14, linked to local industries to provide clearer employment pathways for young people.
Train drivers in Great Britain consider strike action over lack of toilets
Train drivers in Great Britain are considering strike action over inadequate toilet facilities, with unions saying railway operators have failed to deliver on commitments made over a year ago.