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TikTok puts hundreds of UK jobs at risk
TikTok is putting hundreds of jobs at risk in the UK, as it turns to artificial intelligence to assess problematic content.
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Gupta faces struggle to fund bid for insolvent UK steel arm
Sanjeev Gupta, the metals tycoon who saw his main UK business forced into insolvency this week, is facing a struggle to secure the funding required for a competitive bid to regain control of it.
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'Today is payday': Union warns wages for workers at liquidated steel company must be a priority
A union has welcomed the government taking over a troubled steel company, but is warning that payment for workers must be a top priority.
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Jackson Hole summit: US stocks fall for fifth day in a row ahead of key Fed speech
US stocks have fallen for five days running as traders nervously await a speech from Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell.
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'Inspirational' business magnate Lord Swraj Paul dies aged 94
Leading British industrialist Lord Paul has died aged 94.
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Listing candidate Shawbrook in talks to buy SME lender ThinCats for £180m
The British-based bank Shawbrook is in talks to buy ThinCats, a lender to medium-sized businesses, in a deal worth about £180m.
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Consumer confidence at highest point this year - for one reason
Consumer confidence has reached its highest point this year - driven by the Bank of England's interest rate cuts.
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Viral YouTuber on the path to become one of football's most powerful men
The growing popularity and reach of the Premier League globally is leaving rival European football competitions struggling to compete.
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Surprise good news as government borrowing less than forecast
The government borrowed the least amount of money in three years last month, official figures showed, in a surprise bout of good news for Chancellor Rachel Reeves.
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Average two and five year mortgages below 5% for first time since 2023
The average five year mortgage rate has fallen below 5% for the first time in more than two years.