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The first interest rate cut in more than four years will take place next week, according to a poll of economists.
Burberry, the struggling luxury fashion brand, is seeking a new board member who could take over from Gerry Murphy, its chairman.
The government is teaming up with the Crown Estate to roll out new offshore wind farm developments as part of its Great British Energy plan.
It is now even harder and more expensive for the UK's biggest water provider to borrow money as leading credit ratings agency Moody's has downgraded its debt to "junk" status.
CrowdStrike, the cybersecurity firm behind last week's major global IT crash, has blamed a bug in its quality control mechanism for the carnage.
Rachel Reeves is to hold talks with a group of Canadian retirement funds which have invested tens of billions of pounds into the British economy in a bid to convince them to back her "big bang" pension reforms.
The notion that, occasionally, you must do some heavy pruning to encourage growth is known to gardeners everywhere.
Airline stocks have recovered some poise following an upbeat assessment of summer bookings issued by easyJet.
From a bumper income on the way for the royal family, to the King's new solar panels and helicopters, and Prince William keeping his Duchy of Cornwall team on their toes on WhatsApp, it's all come out in the annual royal finance report.
Rishi Sunak's decision to cancel HS2 between Birmingham and Manchester will lead to reduced capacity on passenger trains to the North West and could cut economic growth, the government spending watchdog has found.
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