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Twitter takeover: Judge orders social media giant to give Elon Musk former executive’s documents
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Nationwide offers 11,000 workers a £1,200 bonus to help with bills
Nationwide will offer a one-off bonus to 11,000 staff members to help workers deal with more expensive bills.The building society said on Monday that it would pay them each a £1,200 bonus as inflation shoots towards 10% and household bills inch closer to £5,000. It follows companies including Barratt, Taylor Wimpey, Lloyds, Rolls-Royce, and HSBC …
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Heathrow extends flight restrictions until end of October
Heathrow has extended its flight restrictions until the end of October, hitting families’ plans for half term getaways.Previously the cap on passengers travelling through the airport – set at 100,000 – was due to end on September 11th. The airport said on Monday that without a cap, it will not be able to safely and …
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Terra Luna crash: ‘I alone am responsible,’ says CEO Do Kwon in first interview since collapse
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Credit where credit’s due: At least Starmer’s got a plan
Credit Sir Keir Starmer for at least trying to come up with a costed plan to tackle the UK’s burgeoning household energy bill crisis. It’s more than Boris Johnson’s zombie government, or the two people vying to succeed him, have done.That said, Labour’s proposals to freeze the energy price cap at the present £1,971 at …
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Credit Starmer for having an energy crisis plan – but it’s a questionable short-term fix
Credit Sir Keir Starmer for at least trying to come up with a costed plan to tackle the UK’s burgeoning household energy bill crisis.It’s more than Boris Johnson’s zombie government, or the two people vying to succeed him, have done. That said, Labour’s proposals to freeze the energy price cap at the present £1,971 at …
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Starmer insists his ‘radical’ energy plan is ‘real answer’ to crisis
Sir Keir Starmer has said Labour’s plan to deal with the “national emergency” of spiralling energy costs is “robust” and a “real answer” to soaring household bills.The Labour leader said his plan would keep soaring household bills down by freezing the energy price cap and it would be paid for by introducing a new windfall …
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Joules hires ex-Compare the Market boss as new CEO
Joules has hired former Compare The Market chief executive Jonathon Brown as its next boss. He will take over the role from Nick Jones, who revealed plans to leave the business in May. Mr Jones said he would step down after a torrid start to the year, with profit warnings following a surge in cost …
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Who is proposing what to tackle soaring energy bills?
Spiralling energy bills have led to demands for immediate increased government action to help struggling families.Pressure is mounting on the two Conservative candidates vying to be the next prime minister to put forward detailed proposals as political opponents and some of the UK’s largest power companies have outlined their own plans to curb soaring gas …
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Urbanite favourite HelloFresh delivers revenue boost
HelloFresh the heathy meal-kit maker go to for London’s urban professionals has ridden out the Covid delivery business drop upping revenue this quarter.For the second financial quarter they were boosted by 16% to €1.96 billion (£1.65 billion) at the German subscription-based business that provides healthy option cooking ingredients and instructions for those pressed for time.The business that operates …
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Velocys buoyed by transatlantic policy backing for green jet fuel as US Congress win follows UK launch
Huge steps in legislating for sustainable aviation fuels on both sides of the Atlantic have been welcomed by Velocys as the company prepares to realise a refinery on the Humber Bank. Chief executive Henrik Wareborn believes the contrails of policy action in the US and UK will stir other governments to act too. The leader …
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The Big Issue and Citroen announced electric vehicle partnership
The Big Issue Group has begun its switch to electric commercial vehicles after announcing a three-year partnership with manufacturer Citroen. The social enterprise’s fleet of 16 diesel vans currently covers 350,000 miles a year, transporting more than two million magazines to 3,300 vendors across the UK. The first electric vans will be used in Bristol, …

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