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British wholesale gas prices have reached a more than two-year high, risking yet more expensive energy bills.
Eurostar has resumed direct services from Amsterdam to London after an eight-month hold-up while a new terminal was built in the Netherlands capital.
A member of the Bank of England's rate-setting committee has made a case for a steeper cut to interest rates on expectations that an inflation "hump" ahead will be temporary.
The FTSE-100 consumer goods giant Unilever is closing in on a £230m deal to snap up Wild, a premium producer of refillable personal care products backed by the founders of Innocent Drinks.
Heads of state and tech bosses are gathering, with some trying to break US and Chinese dominance in artificial intelligence.
On the day China's retaliatory tariffs on the US were due to take effect, the world has been blind sided by Donald Trump's latest bombshell - a blanket 25% tariff on steel and aluminium exports to the US.
The AI Action Summit is arguably a coming together of the most powerful people in the world.
The contribution to energy bills from a government deal with a biomass electricity provider will fall in the coming years as subsidies are cut under a new agreement.
Companies are slowing investment until they see more momentum in the economy, according to a closely-watched report on employment conditions which warns that budget measures are "acting as brakes" on hiring.
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