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Budget jitters slow UK business growth as firms delay spending
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JLR steps in with £500m supplier lifeline amid stalled state support
Bitcoin hits record $125,000 with experts predicting climb to $150,000 by year-end
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Companies leased more warehouse space in 2021 than ever before, prompting record levels of investment in the logistics sector.

Frasers Group warns Unite against ‘reckless’ strike threats over warehouse pay

Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group has warned Unite against “reckless and irresponsible” strike threats at its warehouses after the union demanded staff be paid the real living wage.

UK electric car sales surge to record high as government subsidies spark demand

Budget jitters slow UK business growth as firms delay spending

Banks warn government not to cap resale prices of gig tickets

JLR steps in with £500m supplier lifeline amid stalled state support

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Jamie Oliver and his wife, Jools, have paid themselves £2.5 million in dividends for the second consecutive year, even as pre-tax profits at their core business fell by more than 30%.

Jamie Oliver and wife take £2.5m dividend despite profits slump at chef’s restaurant and media empire

Jamie Oliver and his wife Jools paid themselves £2.5m in dividends as pre-tax profits at their restaurant and media business fell to £2.4m, despite a 6% rise in sales and a surge in restaurant income following new openings.

A 31-year-old cryptocurrency entrepreneur has stunned the tech world by raising more than £750m ($1.1bn) to build Britain’s biggest artificial intelligence data centre — despite his company never having completed one before.

Crypto entrepreneur raises £750m for Britain’s biggest AI data centre

Crypto entrepreneur Josh Payne’s start-up Nscale secures £750m from Nvidia, Nokia and Aker to build the UK’s biggest AI data centre despite no track record.

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HSBC has been fined £6.2 million by the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) for failing to properly support customers in arrears or experiencing financial difficulty.

UK brands risk losing $10bn in value as short-term tactics limit growth potential

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The gaming industry, a $297 billion titan in 2025, is fueling a new wave of digital commerce through online marketplaces where players trade accounts and in-game items.

Saudi Arabia’s $55bn EA takeover cements its global gaming ambitions

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