Women’s Super League revenues soar 34% despite drop in attendances
Matchday revenue increased, despite a 10% drop in attendances from the previous year. The average league attendance dropped to 6,642. The drop, which followed England
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China’s driverless lorries hope to expand
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Will Musk’s explosive row with Trump help or harm his businesses?
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Spending Review to include £86bn for science and tech
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The Labour government must escape its own shadow
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How budget airline baggage confusion triggered EU legal row
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NatWest apologises as banking app goes offline
Tom Gerken Technology reporter Getty Images NatWest has apologised after customers were left unable to use its mobile banking app in the UK, preventing some
Most new build homes must be fitted with solar panels
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Arrests made in crackdown by regulators
Hundreds of social media posts and websites operated by financial influencers are to be taken down following action by the City regulator. The Financial Conduct