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• UK suffers blow in bid to become minerals superpower - as it's snubbed by its own leading firm

  Britain's hopes of becoming a critical minerals superpower have been dealt a severe blow after one of its leading companies abandoned its plans to build a rare earths refinery near Hull.

• First test of chancellor's 'securonomics' policy does not bode well

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• Nestle to cut 16,000 jobs with British impact unclear

  The world's biggest packaged food company, Nestle, is to cut 16,000 jobs in the next two years, it announced on Thursday.

• Be bold with tax hikes or risk 'groundhog day', chancellor told as limited growth recorded

  Rachel Reeves faces the prospect of another "groundhog day" unless next month's budget goes further than plugging an estimated £22bn black hole in the public finances, according to a respected thinktank.

• Struggling drinks giant Diageo faces investor pay revolt

  Diageo, the struggling owner of Guinness and Johnnie Walker whisky, is facing an investor backlash next month over nearly £8.5m in stock awards handed to the frontrunner to become its next chief executive.

• PPE Medpro will be pursued 'with everything we've got' Wes Streeting says

  The government has vowed to pursue a company linked to Baroness Michelle Mone for millions of pounds paid for defective PPE at the height of the COVID pandemic after a High Court deadline passed without repayment.