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Thousands of drivers will walk out in their biggest strike yet as part of an ongoing dispute over pay.

Administrators Azets say Aberdeen's Bon Accord centre will continue to operate as normal.

Thousands of workers have walked out or threatened to this summer, causing widespread disruption.

A Birmingham factory says energy bills have risen by almost £600K a year.

A former finance analyst, Rishi Sunak's leadership bid has focused on his handling of the economy.

The buy now, pay later provide will share information with credit reference agency Experian.

Royal Caribbean says it will use SpaceX's Starlink internet system for its entire fleet.

A advert for Persil laundry detergent has been banned for "unsubstantiated" eco claims.

People will still fly during a downturn but they will choose low-fare airlines, Michael O'Leary says.

The service from London will be suspended from 5 June next year to focus on "core routes".

The Communication Workers Union said 40,000 members will stage two days of industrial action.

Six of the country's largest breweries warn pubs will have to close without help on energy costs.

The Ukraine war has pushed up feed, fertiliser and fuel costs for dairy farmers, the company says.

Mukesh Ambani says his firm is also working with Google to develop a budget 5G smartphone.

Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell warned of further interest rate rises to calm inflation.

An eight-day strike at the UK's busiest container port ends with no movement on a 7% pay offer.

Alistair Darling says the new prime minister must quickly take "bold action" to help with soaring costs.

US Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell has warned of further interest rate rises.

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