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  • Trouble insuring electric vehicles threatens green shift, experts warn

    transport

    Insurers are facing huge challenges in handling electric vehicles (EVs), experts have warned.

  • ‘His pledge is in tatters’: Khan slammed over tube strikes as London faces £62m hit

    transport

    Greater London Authority’s Conservatives have slammed Sadiq Khan ahead of fresh disruption on London’s tube network this week, as the mayor’s commitment to halting industrial action during his tenure comes back to haunt him. “Sadiq Khan pledged that there would be zero strikes under his mayoralty but he has the worst strikes record of any [...]

  • UK down to last coal plant as households are urged to save energy this winter

    energy

    Just one coal fired power plant remains operating in the UK energy market ahead of winter, with ESO telling customers to save energy.

  • Sharon White: What went wrong at John Lewis — and who might pick up the pieces?

    October 2, 2023

    Appointed with no retail experience, Sharon White's time at the top of John Lewis will come to an end after just five years

  • Arnold Clark: UK car dealership pays founders’ family £67m dividend

    October 2, 2023

    Arnold Clark, one of the UK’s largest car dealerships, has given the surviving family of its billionaire founder £67m worth of dividends, according to the latest Companies House filings. The sum brings the total money the family has taken out of the business to £118m over the last two years and comes after a record [...]

  • London house prices fall 3.8 per cent in third quarter in ‘subdued’ market

    October 2, 2023

    The cost of a home in London has fallen annually by 3.8 per cent in the three months to September, narrowing from a 4.3 per cent fall in the previous quarter, as the housing market shows signs of remaining fairly subdued despite cooling inflation.  According to Nationwide’s latest report on the market, house prices were [...]

  • UK small nuclear competition: Rolls Royce in, Bill Gates snubbed

    October 2, 2023

    Bill Gates' nuclear reactor design company Terrapower has not been shortlisted for the next round of the government's SMR competition.

  • UK tax climate putting a block on renewable projects, energy boss warns

    October 2, 2023

    The government needs to reduce the tax burden on renewable producers or risk more companies pulling out of projects.

  • Half a million sole traders could see bankruptcy over the next year, Tide says

    October 2, 2023

    Bankruptcy could be the future for nearly half a million sole traders in the UK over the next year, new analysis of public business data suggests. The research from the business financial platform Tide says energy bills, late payments, and “soaring” prices are to blame for an increase in financial pressure on entrepreneurs. Sales have [...]

  • Predictions of death of the high street ‘overstated’, says John Lewis

    October 2, 2023

    Predictions of the death of the high street have been “overstated”, John Lewis has said, as it announced its proportion of sales being made online has fallen and store visits are up.

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