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Heathrow airport workers’ strike may intensify, Unite union warns
Strikes by hundreds of workers who assist Heathrow airport passengers with restricted mobility will intensify unless a pay dispute is resolved, a union has warned.
US Treasury confirms the end of the penny
One cent coins will stop being produced in the US next year, the Treasury Department has confirmed. It marks the phasing out of the coins,
Teachers and doctors in England offered 4% pay rise
Most doctors and teachers in England have been offered a 4% pay rise, after the government accepted recommendations from pay review bodies. The awards are
Nike to hike prices as it faces tariffs uncertainty
Nike says it will raise the prices of some products from 1 June, with the increases hitting everything from shoes to clothing. The sportswear giant
Government borrowing higher than expected in April
UK government borrowing was higher than expected in April, according to the latest official figures. Borrowing – the difference between spending and tax income –
Keir Starmer announces U-turn on winter fuel payment cuts
Paul Seddon Political reporter House of Commons Sir Keir Starmer has announced plans to ease cuts to winter fuel payments, in a U-turn following mounting
How a joke about rice cost a Japan cabinet minister his job
Mariko Oi Business reporter Reuters Taku Eto’s comments that he never had to buy rice caused outrage When Japan’s farm minister declared that he never
M&S website down following disruptions after cyber attack
The Marks & Spencer website is down, leaving users unable to browse, as the retailer continues to deal with the aftermath of a cyber-attack last
Nvidia boss calls US chip policy a ‘failure’
Nvidia boss Jensen Huang has blasted US rules that blocked exports of advanced computing chips to China, arguing that they were backfiring against American companies.