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Ineos said to be in talks to sell parts of business to tackle rising debt

Talks reportedly focused on assets of owner Jim Ratcliffe’s vinyls business Inovyn as group scrambles to cut costs

US tariffs could rise to 15% or more after supreme court blow, trade representative says

Jamieson Greer warns tariffs may climb from 10% after Trump imposed global levy amid US supreme court setback

Aston Martin to cut 20% of workforce in effort to save £40m

Details emerge after struggling carmaker reports pre-tax losses of £363.9m for 2025

Energy bills will fall by £117 for millions of households in Great Britain from April

Ofgem cap drops by 7% to £1,641 a year for consumers’ average gas and electricity costs

Buy now, pay later: how to use it without getting into risky debt

BNPL can be a fee-free way to manage cashflow for an essential purchase but keep track of the payment schedule

Wednesday briefing: Is the tide turning against Trump on tariffs?

In today’s newsletter: With the latest supreme court ruling exposing the president’s tariff plans as unlawful, US politicians and the American people have found them to be unworkable. Where does Trump go from here?

Group expands legal claim over South West Water sewage pollution

Thousands more people across Devon and Cornwall could join case against water firm

‘Strong rebound’ for UK housing market with 6% more homes for sale than a year ago

Zoopla says it is on target for highest number of new listings on its site in any February in a decade

The Guardian view on Donald Trump’s tariffs: a nostalgia that misreads a changed world

Editorial: The US president fights 1970s battles in a financialised age. America faces not a payments crisis but a slow erosion of industrial and technological power

Young bearing the brunt of UK tax and wage changes, says BoE economist

Huw Pill warns combined effect of national insurance and minimum wage rises have ‘acute’ effect on youth employment

Donald Trump’s new 10% global tariff comes into effect

US president had said he would raise levy to 15% after last week’s supreme court ruling

Trump’s new global tariffs kick in at 10%; Bank of England governor says March rate cut ‘open question’ – as it happened

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news

‘A feedback loop with no brake’: how an AI doomsday report shook US markets

Shares in Uber, Mastercard and American Express fall on back of apocalypse scenario posted on Substack

US datacenters face slew of problems amid grassroots protests against AI

New constructions delayed or cancelled, raising questions about US’s ability to expand infrastructure to support boom

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  • North Sea strikes could severely disrupt UK fuel supplies, union warns
  • ‘Concerning issues’ found at GB power grid by inquiry into cover-up claims
  • France hit by debt sell-off as violent protests unnerve investors
  • Bank of England said to be reviewing Barclays’ handling of private credit loans
  • Violent street protests in France and Italy trigger stock and bond sell-off and send euro lower – as it happened
  • The Canary news website announces closure after ‘vicious campaign against us’
  • AI firm Anthropic to commit 5% of shares to fund for ‘public good’
  • HelloFresh workers claim physical abuse and denied bathroom breaks in class-action suit
  • China’s economy grows faster than forecast after AI boom boosts exports
  • More than half of UK first-time buyers paying more for mortgage than they did for rent
  • UK government promises disabled air passengers better safeguards
  • The housing crisis is now global. It shows just how undemocratic our nations have become
  • Profit warnings from UK-listed firms at highest level in two years as Iran war drives up costs
  • Electricity costs put UK steelmakers in worst position in three years against EU rivals
  • Microsoft pulls out of AI datacentre project in Essex over power supply concerns
  • Small business owners are doing OK – but will that help Trump overcome his low approval ratings?
  • World leaders must wise up to threat of cyber-attacks or rogue fridges will be least of their worries
  • World Bank says ‘small AI’ could transform developing countries
  • More peas, please! 17 delicious ways to devour Britain’s most brilliant vegetable
  • Condé Nast’s UK profits drop by more than a third as sale of Vogue publisher ruled out
  • Heat pumps and insulation would cut UK living costs more than new oilfields, study suggests
  • Intensifying drone attacks on ships in Black Sea bring war ever closer to Nato shores
  • Why Britain should reject the lure of cheap – and scary – Chinese AI
  • Bank of England governor walks out of IMF summit in protest against Russia
  • US corporate lobbyists mounted ‘blitz’ to dilute landmark EU deforestation law, report finds
  • ‘Countries are defying gravity’: how much longer can global economy resist chaos?
  • Stinky business: south London bike shop hit by ‘unbearable’ stench from Thames Water sewer
  • Plan to make firms pay more to train older workers than youth apprentices in England
  • Healey backs pro-growth case for Heathrow third runway after Burnham ducks issue

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