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Donald Trump wants you to know that there is one leading reason why he is bearing down militarily on Venezuela: drugs.
Two new projects on the site of a former oil refinery could create up to 460 new jobs in the coming years, with the help of cash from the UK and Scottish governments.
The private equity backer of Burger King UK has injected millions of pounds of new funding as part of a deal which paves the way for their partnership to be extended into the 2040s.
Tax changes announced in the budget could have "devastating, unintended consequences" on live music venues, including widespread closures and job losses, trade bodies have warned.
The fast food chain LEON has taken a swipe at "unsustainable taxes" while moving to secure its future through the appointment of an administrator, leaving hundreds of jobs at risk.
Toffee Crisp and Blue Riband can no longer be classed as chocolate after their recipes were tweaked by Nestle.
The US central bank has signalled a pause in interest rates cuts demanded by the president as it grapples pressures from both elevated inflation and a weak jobs market.
One of Britain’s most prominent fintech unicorns has secured a payments services licence from UK regulators as it hunts for acquisition targets ahead of an eventual move to list its shares publicly.
A former chairman of NHS England is among the candidates being considered as the next chair of Prudential, the FTSE 100 insurance group.
Whatever your political bent or economic creed, it is hard to argue that the build up to last month's budget was anything but hapless.
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