Leading UK tech investor warns of ‘disconcerting’ signs of AI stock bubble
James Anderson voices concern over soaring valuations of artificial intelligence firms
Big pharma is at war with the UK, and the government can’t back down now
The industry has always wanted the NHS to pay more for its drugs; now it is pulling research and investment out of Britain, says director of Global Justice Now Nick Dearden
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Marks & Spencer to make staff work Boxing Day for first time in five years
All workers must cover at least one of 26, 27 or 28 December in cost-cutting move condemned as a ‘slap in the face’
UK house prices return to growth amid ‘broad stability’ in market
Nationwide says prices rose by 0.5% in September after August drop, lifting average price of property to £271,995
‘It’s unsustainable’: homes in Great Britain brace for winter with soaring energy debts
As typical annual dual-fuel charge rises to £1,755, charities warn over record £4.4bn owed to suppliers
Britons preparing to ration energy as Ofgem price cap rises, says charity
National Energy Action says 58% of households expect to cut heating use as typical annual dual-fuel bill increases to £1,755
What is the energy price cap for Great Britain, and can I cut my bill?
Regulator is to raise the government’s cap on bills on Wednesday – but it is possible to find a better deal
Buy now, pay later use exploding among older Britons, data shows
Almost a third of British adults lived largely cashless lives in 2024, says UK Finance
UK business confidence falls to record low amid rising employment costs
Survey of bosses shows energy prices also a concern, as Bank policymakers warn inflation may take longer to drop
‘Decency or division’: Britain faces era-defining choice, Keir Starmer warns
Prime minister lambasts Nigel Farage and the politics of Reform in combative Labour conference speech
Rachel Reeves gets a warm reception but business chiefs are wary of another tax raid
Questions grow over how chancellor will raise cash in the autumn budget to meet her fiscal rules
Future of Ovo Energy in doubt after failing financial stress tests
Firm, founded by green energy entrepreneur Stephen Fitzpatrick, says there is “uncertainty” around plan to improve capital position
‘Why are all these twentysomethings at a Killing Heidi show?’ How nostalgia tours took over Australian music
The band are among a wave of artists hitting the road this year to celebrate landmark albums. It reflects deeper trends in the Australian music landscape, where new artists are struggling to cut through
Optus’s triple-zero outage could boost Telstra’s customers – and allow it to charge even more
No longer competing on price, Telstra is benefitting from consumer inertia, a strong regional network and Optus outages, consumer advocates say