Business · 29 October 2026
European natural gas prices have exceeded €100 per megawatt hour for the first time since 2022. Despite storage levels at 72%, the EU Commission states it is not worried about supplies but warns households of a difficu…
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Business · 29 October 2026
The Australian Defence Force chief publicly reprimanded Lambie after a hidden camera was discovered in a high‑level briefing room, as parliament prepares to vote on a domestic gas reservation policy.
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Business · 29 October 2026
Despite a sharp rise in diesel prices, construction cost indices remain unchanged, prompting industry advisers to urge builders to budget for potential cost fluctuations.
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Business · 29 October 2026
Weil Gotshal is battling an exodus of its top attorneys, a botched succession plan, and a merger that sank faster than a leaky barge, prompting the firm to consider unconventional fixes.
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Business · 29 October 2026
Life Magazine announced it will return as a quarterly print edition next month, despite a tough business climate for legacy publications.
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Business · 28 October 2026
Before John Healey could deliver the 2026 budget, Andy Burnham faced PMQs, Michael Badenoch launched a free‑movement attack, and a new interactive game let the public try to balance the books – a meeting betwee…
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Business · 28 October 2026
John Healey’s maiden budget rewards struggling households, new homebuyers and small shops, while banks and online marketplaces brace for higher levies.
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Chancellor John Healey announced a reversal of the cash ISA allowance cut, prompting a brief but lively celebration among City firms and savers.
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Business · 28 October 2026
The Treasury’s latest spell—spending £24 bn on speculative carbon‑capture projects—has sparked a national laugh and a call from wildlife‑enthusiast Chris Packham to redirect the money toward lower bills an…
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