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Petrol prices expected to rise as oil cost climbs above $90 a barrel

Motorists could be hardest hit after Russia and Saudi Arabia extend cuts to supplies

TikTok opens datacentre in Dublin in bid to combat European privacy concerns

The Chinese-owned app also announced a UK-based cybersecurity company will independently audit data controls and protections

Wegovy maker Novo Nordisk becomes Europe’s most valuable firm

Launch of weight-loss drug in UK helps Danish firm to market value of $428bn

China’s share of Europe’s electric car market accelerates as UK leads sales

Chinese-owned MG’s MG4 is Britain’s bestselling EV after Tesla’s Model Y in first seven months of year

Five ways kleptocrats can keep hold of their UK assets

Politicians’ promises to rid Britain of ‘dirty money’ in the aftermath of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine haven’t come to fruition

Owners of 100,000 properties held by foreign shell companies unknown despite new UK laws

Legal loopholes are used to obscured the ownership of two-thirds of English and Welsh properties held by foreign shell companies

British arms maker BAE Systems sets up in Ukraine

Manufacturer of much of the western equipment used against Russian invasion says it aims to produce artillery

Buy now, pay later firm Klarna reports first month of profit in three years

Fintech company still made second-quarter operating loss of £62m as calls grow for sector to be regulated

Ørsted shares fall 25% after it reveals troubles in US business

Almost £7bn wiped off value of world’s largest offshore wind company over possible £1.8bn write-down

EU imports of Russian liquified gas leap by 40% since Ukraine invasion

Pipeline flows from Russia have fallen to historic lows, but shipments of LNG from all over the world have surged

Gatwick passenger numbers soar as strikes hit flight punctuality

Demand for travel results in 41% rise but air traffic control industrial action across Europe affects timings

UK air traffic chaos: easyJet lays on flights for stranded customers

Failure blamed on ‘dodgy’ flight plan by unnamed carrier could cost airlines £100m

UK post-Brexit checks on fresh food from EU delayed for fifth time

Government move means new controls will not begin until end of January next year

Heineken exits Russia with €1 sale of operations

Dutch multinational brewer takes €300m loss from transfer of assets to Russia’s Arnest Group

How the EU Digital Services Act affects Facebook, Google and others

Threat of big fines and EU-wide ban hoped to curb manipulative practices and harmful content

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