Supermarket dairy price cuts 'tone deaf' - farmers
Farming groups have criticised price cuts on milk and butter by supermarkets, saying the move will damage the dairy sector.
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Mortgage deals ‘trickling back on to market but at higher rates’
Lenders are preparing to proactively contact 1.6 million customers whose fixed-rate deals will finish before the end of the year.
EU to fine online platforms importing unsafe products
The European Union has agreed to an overhaul of its customs system, including a crackdown on mainly Chinese e-commerce platforms …
Oil heads for first weekly decline since Iran war began
Oil prices rose today but were on track for their first weekly decline since February 9 as US President Donald …
Benefits, discounts and freebies can increase compensation without triggering a big tax
Benefits, discounts and freebies can increase compensation without triggering a big tax hit for employees and employers.
Tokyo reenters Global Financial Centres Index’s top 10
Other key cities in Asia are also ranked highly, while Osaka rose several spots.
Fired power to cope with energy shock
Japan is joining other nations that have shifted course to use the dirtiest fossil fuel more in the wake of …
South Korea’s defense startups surge as global conflicts flare
Domestic manufacturers can churn out NATO- standard weapons cheaper and quicker than many established Western rivals, which has allowed them …
Japan invites Blanchard to panel in bid to boost global outreach
Sanae Takaichi's administration wants to showcase its so-called responsible fiscal approach, even as it increases spending.
Related scams cost Irish SMEs €19m over two years
Small and medium-sized Irish businesses lost almost €19 million in email-related scams over the past two years.
Chain-Risk Designation Halted by Judge
A judge temporarily blocked the Trump administration’s designation, clearing the way for Anthropic to keep doing business without the label …
Meet the Tech Reporters Using AI to Help Write and Edit Their Stories
Independent writers are using AI agents all throughout their reporting process. What’s the value of a human journalist, anyway?
Bank should not rush into hiking rates in face of Iran war, says MPC member
Alan Taylor said the current energy price shock and impact on inflation and growth would require a ‘full effort’ from …
FTSE 100 falls as Iran responds to US proposals
Stocks fell on Thursday amid uncertainty around talks between the US and Iran to end the war in the Middle …
Middle East conflict could raise clothing prices by up to 10%
Retailer says higher fuel and factory costs may hit supply chains and lead to ‘significant increase in prices’ Business live …
Year wait to receive Premium Bonds after father’s death
Tracy McGuire-Brown said that to make the process ‘so difficult and so insensitive is just appalling’.
John Healey refuses to say if Iran has capability to strike UK
Iran has targeted the military base used by the UK and US on Diego Garcia island in the Indian Ocean …
Mortgage affordability worsens in most major Canadian cities, report says
In 11 out of Canada's 13 major cities, it became harder to be able to afford a mortgage in February, …
Australian petrol stations report 25% surge in demand as governments plan for ‘biggest energy crisis in history’
Rationing is not under consideration yet as hundreds of retailers report being without one or more types of fuelGet our …
Primark, Magnum, Castrol... who’s next? Why Britain’s top brands are being sold or split by their owners
A weak pound and a sluggish economy mean some of our top brands are up for grabs