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Maura Higgins Joins Dancing With The Stars US Season 35
Maura Higgins, former Love Island star, joins Dancing With The Stars US season 35, expanding her American TV career after The Traitors.
WH Smith Warns on Profits as Iran War Hits Air Travel
WH Smith cuts profit outlook and suspends dividend due to Iran war impact on air travel, with shares falling over 10%.
Sainsbury’s Warns Iran Conflict Will Hit Profits
Sainsbury's warns the Iran conflict will impact customers and profits, forecasting operating profit between £975m and £1.075bn, echoing Tesco's concerns.
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Heineken Warns Iran War May Hit Beer Sales
Heineken reports strong Q1 results but warns that the Iran conflict could raise energy costs and inflation, potentially dampening beer demand. The brewer plans to cut 6,000 jobs.
Heineken Warns Iran War Could Affect Beer Sales
Heineken reports stronger Q1 results but warns that the Middle East conflict could raise costs and dampen beer demand. The brewer plans to cut 6,000 jobs.
Sunak Warns AI Killing Jobs, Urges Tax System Review
Former PM Rishi Sunak cautions that artificial intelligence is already eliminating jobs as business leaders use technology to grow without hiring. He calls for a review of the UK tax system, including national insurance, to address this shift.
Reeves Sees Borrowing Drop but Iran War Threatens Finances
UK government borrowing fell to £132bn in Labour's first year, but economists warn the Iran conflict will cause significant overshoots and limit fiscal headroom.
UK Government Borrowing Drops to Lowest Level in Three Years
Public sector borrowing fell by £19.8 billion to £132 billion in the last financial year, the lowest since 2022-23, but concerns mount over the impact of the Iran conflict on future finances.
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Labour Tax Hikes Reduce Borrowing Before Middle East Crisis
Official figures reveal UK government borrowing fell by £19.8 billion to £132 billion in the last financial year, driven by Rachel Reeves' tax increases. However, the Iran conflict threatens to reverse gains through inflation and slowed growth.
Samsung Workers Rally in South Korea, Demand Higher Pay
Thousands of Samsung Electronics workers protested at a chip complex in Pyeongtaek, demanding higher bonuses and threatening a strike as AI drives memory-chip profits.
Government Borrowing Hits Lowest Level in Three Years
Official figures reveal UK public sector borrowing dropped unexpectedly to £132 billion in the last financial year, undershooting forecasts by £700 million and marking the lowest level since 2022-23.
Trump's Fed Chair Pick Struggles to Lower Interest Rates
Kevin Warsh, Donald Trump's choice for Federal Reserve chair, may not secure rate cuts despite partisan alignment, due to board resistance and economic factors.
UK Workers' Tax Rise Fastest in Rich World, OECD Says
Taxes on British workers increased by 2.45 percentage points last year, the highest rise among OECD nations, though still below the average of 35.1%.
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Housing Tax Reforms: Negative Gearing and CGT Changes Loom
Labor's budget plans include adjustments to negative gearing and capital gains tax discounts, with minimal political backlash, signaling a shift in housing policy.
Billionaire Numbers to Rise 25% to 4,000 by 2031
Analysis forecasts a 25% increase in billionaires globally over five years, driven by tech and AI wealth, amid growing inequality and calls for tax reforms.
UK Borrowing Below Target, Iran War Threatens Fiscal Headroom
Official figures show UK government borrowing was £700m below forecast for the year, but escalating conflict in Iran could jeopardise Chancellor Rachel Reeves's fiscal headroom.
UK Borrowing Dips Below Forecast in Labour's First Full Year
New ONS data reveals UK government borrowing dropped to £132bn, undershooting OBR forecasts by £700m. Higher tax revenues and lower spending contributed, but Middle East conflict threatens future fiscal plans.
Pukka Pies Supplier Enters Liquidation After 37 Years
UK food distributor G.M. Jones and Sons, a supplier of Pukka Pies since 1989, has plunged into liquidation. Liquidator Frank Corfield appointed as company winds down operations.
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Emma Grede's WFH 'Career Killer' Views Ignite Controversy
Fashion mogul Emma Grede's new book 'Start With Yourself' argues working from home harms women's careers and promotes a 'three-hour mum' approach, sparking fierce debate on modern work-life balance.
Oil Above $100 as Iran Seizes Ships, Peace Talks Stall
Oil prices remain above $100 a barrel after Iran seized two container ships in the Strait of Hormuz, while US-Iran peace talks deadlock. Meanwhile, Asian stock markets hit record highs despite rising geopolitical tensions.
Sydney Worker's $24 Daily Budget with Free McDonald's Ice Hack
A Sydney finance worker shares his frugal daily spending of $24, including a controversial trick of getting free ice from McDonald's to make office iced lattes, saving $7 daily while saving for a house deposit.
Musk: Australians Could Become 'Endangered Species'
Tech billionaire Elon Musk warns Australia's record low birth rate of 1.48 children per woman could make its population an 'endangered species', sparking debate over housing, childcare, and immigration costs.
BP Faces Tense AGM Clash Over Climate Transparency and Rights
BP's annual general meeting in Surrey is set for a tense showdown as shareholders challenge the board on climate transparency, governance, and the repeal of past resolutions, with major investors divided.
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Starbucks Staff Resist Relocation to Nashville Hub
Starbucks' $100 million investment in a Nashville corporate hub faces employee resistance as Seattle-based workers refuse relocation to conservative Tennessee, creating internal tension.
Tesla Q1 Profits Jump 17% Amid Car Sales Recovery
Tesla's first-quarter profit rose 17% to $477 million, with revenue hitting $22.39 billion, driven by a 16% increase in automotive sales and strong robotaxi growth.
CSX Profit Jumps 25% with More Shipments and Lower Expenses
CSX railroad's first-quarter profit soared 25% to $807 million, driven by a 3% increase in shipments and a 6% reduction in expenses, exceeding analyst expectations.
Trump Team May Offer $500M Lifeline to Spirit Airlines
The Trump administration is reportedly negotiating a $500 million government loan to Spirit Airlines in exchange for a potential stake, aiming to save 14,000 jobs and prevent liquidation.
Condom Prices to Rise 30% as Global Supply Crisis Hits
The world's largest condom manufacturer warns of price hikes up to 30% due to oil byproduct shortages and geopolitical tensions, creating both economic and public health concerns.
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Oil Shock from Iran War Raises Prices on Everyday Items
The economic impact of the Iran war is hitting consumers through higher costs for everyday items like toys, pens, and shaving cream, as petroleum-based materials become more expensive.
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