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Technicians inspect a Rolls-Royce a car on the production line of the Rolls-Royce Goodwood factory, near Chichester, Britain, September 1, 2020

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars immune from global chip shortage after record year for sales

The Wilko store in Hammersmith. Pic: Edward Hands

Hundreds of jobs at risk as Wilko plans to shut stores with expensive leases

Aldi is the UK's fifth-largest supermarket chain by market share. Pic: Aldi

Aldi makes price pledge for 2022 as surging inflation squeezes shoppers' budgets

The UK government is being sued after it granted BP a new drilling licence in the North Sea

Energy bills: Windfall taxes have been tried before - but could such a move backfire?

Industry experts have pointed the blame at the energy price cap

PM 'looking at' what can be done to help with rising energy bills

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Cladding concerns, roaming charges and a Rolls-Royce record

Govt accused of playing 'Russian roulette' with road safety after relaxing HGV rules

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Torsten Müller-Ötvös is the chief executive of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars: Pic: R-RMC

Luxury sector 'booming' after COVID hit to spending

Stewart Baseley

'Business should not pay cladding bill'

Sky News explains why the cost of living is going up.

Why are your bills going up?

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HS2 explained: What is it, how much will it cost, and what's changed?

Vodafone

Let us get bigger and infrastructure will get better, Vodafone urges regulators

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Ian King

From gas pipelines to Bitcoin mines: why Kazakhstan upheaval could have global implications

Ian King

M&C; Saatchi shares soar as deputy chair Vin Murria spearheads takeover move

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'We are coming for you'

'We are coming for you': Gove's warning to unsafe property developers

O2 and Virgin Media

Virgin and O2 will not introduce mobile roaming charges this year for UK customers in EU

WH Smith in central London. File pic

WH Smith kicks off process to recruit next chairman

Morrisons is set to removed the 'use by' date from most of its milk

Morrisons to scrap 'use by' dates on milk to help reduce food waste

SoftBank chief executive Masayoshi Son

$500m tech star PrimaryBid woos SoftBank to take stake

The job of defuelling the plant will be a three-year process

After 46 years, Scottish nuclear power plant shuts down

FILE PHOTO: A restaurant advertising jobs looks to attract workers in Oceanside, California, U.S., May 10, 2021

US jobs recovery stalls even as it chalks up record annual employment growth

Campaigners say the global oil demand is already met by oil and gas exploration to date

Oil and gas companies operating in North Sea to cash in 'near record' income as energy prices skyrocket

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A passenger aircraft descends to land at Heathrow Airport, as British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced a relaxing of COVID-19 travel testing rules for entering and leaving England amidst the continuation of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic in London, Britain, January 5, 2022. REUTERS/Toby Melville

'Many people haven't had a holiday for two or three years': Jet 2 sees pent-up demand

Inflation has reached levels not seen for 10 years

Delay tax hikes till we see stronger recovery in the economy - BCC

Paul Scully is quizzed over impending cost of living crisis

How much does milk cost minister?

An electric charging cable connected to a Jaguar I-Pace electric car at a residential home.

'Danger' of north-south divide in electric car take-up

Rishi Sunak says he 'understands' anxiety over the rising cost of living

Sunak gets 'anxiety on rising prices'

DCS debate

How should companies be going green?

Iceland managing director Richard Walker

'We cannot continue to shut down our economies for the benefit of unvaccinated people'

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The change will affect emirates including Abu Dhabi and Dubai. AP file pic

'It feels so wrong': For the first time ever, people in the UAE work on a Friday

A Jet2 Boeing 737-300 airplane takes off from the airport in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, July 29, 2018. Picture taken July 29, 2018. REUTERS/Paul Hanna/File Photo

Spike in holiday bookings as COVID-19 pre-departure tests scrapped

Sir Richard Branson takes the stage during a ceremony to award him a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2018, in Los Angeles. (Photo by Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP)

Virgin tycoon Branson to launch first SPAC on European stock exchange

Generic picture of bottles of Magners cider

Cider maker sees festive sales hopes turn flat as Omicron rules bite

A Kazakh oil worker walks along a newly-opened oil pipeline at a railway station Atasu December 15, 2005

From gas pipelines to Bitcoin mines: why Kazakhstan upheaval could have global implications

EMBARGOED TO 0001 SATURDAY OCTOBER 9 File photo dated 14/10/14 of sold and for sale signs. Toxteth in Liverpool has been identified as the top house price hotspot, with a 20% increase in the average price tag for a home over the past year. Since the start of last year, nearly three-quarters (71%) of areas across Britain have hit record asking prices, Rightmove have said.

House price growth at 17-year high but set to 'slow considerably' this year says Halifax

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