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Market Movers
The chipmaker increases its repurchase authorization by a historic amount, signaling confidence in its cash flow driven by the artificial intelligence boom.
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Business
Institutions in the UK and US are offering formal qualifications for social media careers, sparking disagreement among professionals about whether academic training adds value to a field dominated by self-taught practitioners.
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Business
Chancellor John Healey confirms diplomatic talks with Washington as fuel costs surge to record levels driven by Middle East and Eastern European conflicts.
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Harland and Wolff refurbishes iconic cranes for Royal Navy contract while Airbus expands wing production capacity in a dual surge of investment.
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Business
Price increases accelerate due to Middle East conflict fallout, yet economists predict a moderate trajectory that spares the economy from a repeat of previous crises.
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Business
A new policy limiting state schools to five branded items per student aims to reduce financial strain on families, following a regulatory review of uniform market competitiveness.
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Business
The central bank maintains the base rate at 3.75% for a fifth consecutive meeting, citing volatile energy costs and geopolitical instability that have upended earlier expectations for further cuts in 2026.
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Business
Public disagreement between the economic development minister and the chief minister has sparked concern among employers and charities regarding the future of wage regulations in the island.
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Business
New data reveals that while digital transactions dominate the British economy, the rapid disappearance of physical currency is slowing, suggesting a long-term hybrid system rather than a fully cash-free society.
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Business
Thousands of users report permanent suspensions for alleged counterfeit sales, citing rigid AI detection systems and inaccessible human support as the platform struggles to balance safety with user experience.
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Business
A jury in California begins hearing arguments that the tech giant knowingly allowed underage users to access Instagram and Facebook while downplaying risks to adolescent mental health.
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Business
The carrier will restore in-flight entertainment displays across its domestic fleet, a strategic pivot aimed at addressing passenger complaints and competing with rivals who have maintained or upgraded their onboard amenities.
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Rising borrowing costs in the US, UK, Germany, and Japan reflect investor anxiety over persistent inflation risks driven by Middle East tensions and massive corporate debt for artificial intelligence infrastructure.
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