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What is the car finance scandal - and what could today's ruling mean for motorists?
The UK's Supreme Court is set to deliver a landmark ruling today that could have billion-pound consequences for banks and impact millions of motorists.
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Full details of Heathrow's plans for a third runway revealed
Heathrow Airport has said it can build a third runway for £21bn within the next decade.
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Microsoft is now worth over $4trn, becoming only second firm ever to pass milestone
Microsoft has become only the second publicly traded company after Nvidia to surpass $4 trn (£3.03trn) in market valuation, after registering huge earnings.
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Christmas food price shock looms, chancellor warned
Food inflation will rise to 6% by the end of the year - posing a "significant challenge" to household budgets in the run-up to Christmas, industry leaders have predicted.
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Airlines furious after another technical glitch cancels flights
Airlines have reacted furiously after a technical glitch in air traffic control systems led to more than 150 flight cancellations.
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'It doesn't belong': Top chef on one thing you should never put in a burger and the supermarket product every cook should have
Every week we interview top chefs from around the UK, hearing about their cheap food hacks, views on the industry and more. This week, we speak to Chris Shaw, head chef at Toklas restaurant on the Strand in London...
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Klarna prepares for autumn bid to revive $15bn New York float
The buy now, pay later (BNPL) giant Klarna is preparing to revive a public listing in New York this autumn, months after being forced to abort a previous attempt amid tariff-induced market turmoil.
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RAC owners plot route to £5bn sale or stock market listing
The owners of the RAC roadside recovery service are preparing to offload the company in a deal which could value it at up to £5bn.
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Companies who pay suppliers late to be fined
Companies which continually pay their suppliers late will face fines worth potentially millions of pounds, the prime minister has announced.
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Meta shares surge as AI investment pays off
Shares in Meta, the tech firm behind Facebook and Instagram, have surged in extended trading after posting a bumper set of financial results that eased concerns it was lagging rivals in the artificial intelligence (AI) race.