Pedro Pascal in Legal Fight with Chilean Pisco Brand
Actor Pedro Pascal is engaged in a legal dispute with a Chilean pisco merchant over the brand name Pedro Piscal, highlighting a trend of Chilean businesses using Hollywood-inspired names.
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Europe's Jet Fuel Supply Dwindles to Six Weeks in Iran War Crisis
The International Energy Agency warns Europe has only six weeks of jet fuel left due to the Iran war, with flight cancellations imminent if Middle East oil supplies aren't restored soon.
Cybersecurity Parties: Breaking Up With Big Tech in Brooklyn
Imani Thompson hosts 'Break Up With Google' events at bars, blending digital privacy workshops with dance parties to help attendees reclaim control from tech giants.
Guardian Names James Goode as Chief Financial Officer
The Guardian Media Group has appointed James Goode as its new chief financial officer, bringing extensive media sector experience from his previous role at PA Media Group.
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Wall Street Hits Record Highs, ASX Lags in Energy Crisis
Wall Street has surged to record highs despite global energy shocks, while Australia's ASX 200 shows more modest recovery due to fuel import reliance and economic vulnerabilities.
Slow Vacuuming Trend: Experts Weigh In on Viral Method
The viral 'slow vacuuming' trend promises cleaner carpets, but experts caution against potential damage. Discover the science behind this mindful cleaning approach.
Gina Rinehart Loses Millions in Court Battle
Australia's richest person, Gina Rinehart, has been ordered to share her fortune after a 15-year legal battle with rival heirs, resulting in a loss of hundreds of millions of dollars.
Geelong Refinery Fire Out, Fuel Production Maintained
A major fire at Viva Energy's Geelong refinery burned for 13 hours before being extinguished. While investigations continue, the company reports fuel production continues at decent rates despite the blaze.
Fulham Italian Restaurant Licence Approved with Garden Ban
Arianna Trattoria Romana has secured its alcohol licence after agreeing to bar patrons from its garden to address noise and smell concerns from local residents in West London.
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Franco Manca Closing Nine London Restaurants in Restructure
The sourdough pizza chain Franco Manca is shutting nine London locations as part of a UK-wide restructuring, citing high taxes and lack of business rates relief.
Harrods £25 Mystery Bag Debate: Christmas Leftovers in April
A TikTok user paid £24.99 for a luxury Too Good To Go bag from Harrods, receiving Christmas-themed items worth £44, but critics question the value of seasonal leftovers in spring.
Tyres.co.uk Hits 100 Orders in First Month
Tyres.co.uk, a new online tyre business, has completed 100 orders within 30 days of launch, highlighting strong demand for a transparent and convenient tyre shopping experience in the UK.
Original Factory Shop Collapses, All Stores Close
The Original Factory Shop has permanently closed all 137 stores after administration, with 1,180 jobs lost. Owner Modella Capital blames weak consumer confidence and adverse government policies for the retail collapse.
Lidl's Budget Mobile Plans Have Major App-Only Catch
Supermarket giant Lidl is entering the mobile market with budget phone plans, but access is restricted solely to users of its Lidl Plus loyalty application, limiting availability.
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Europe's Future Wealth Leaders Urge Calm Amid Uncertainty
A new report reveals that Europe's emerging wealth leaders are advocating for a 'keep calm and carry on' approach, focusing on long-term strategies and resilience in the face of economic challenges.
Budget Stays Under £100: UK and International Luxury
Discover high-end accommodation for £100 or less, including 4-star UK hotels and 5-star international resorts, with tips for saving on travel.
Hoo Hing Defies Sterling Slump, Returns to Profit in London
London's largest Chinese supermarket group, Hoo Hing, has posted a pre-tax profit of £167,559 for the year to June 2025, reversing a loss despite falling revenue and a weak pound impacting raw material costs.
Cameron House Spa Revamp Boosts Loch Lomond Luxury
Cameron House on Loch Lomond debuts a £300,000 spa transformation this spring, featuring redesigned pools and hydro areas, set against Scotland's stunning national park backdrop for a serene escape.
Jet2 Flight Diverts to Faro Over Cabin Aroma
A Jet2 holiday flight from Bournemouth to Gran Canaria was diverted to Faro Airport after an aroma filled the cabin, prompting a full-scale emergency response.
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EasyJet Fuel Warning Puts Half-Term Holidays at Risk
EasyJet warns passengers of potential jet fuel shortages impacting flights through mid-May, as global energy crisis escalates due to Strait of Hormuz closure.
Millennium Opens Milan Office to Boost European Presence
Millennium & Copthorne Hotels has opened a new office in Milan, Italy, as part of its strategy to strengthen its European operations and enhance guest services.
UK's £5bn Daily Trade: Unlocking Growth Through Global Deals
New figures reveal the UK conducts over £5bn in trade daily, with services booming. Experts urge leveraging trade deals like UK-India to boost jobs and economic security amid global uncertainty.
Dunelm Shares Slump After Iran War Profit Warning
Dunelm's stock price fell nearly 8% after the homeware retailer warned that the Iran conflict could impact consumer confidence and profits, with analysts citing deeper fundamental issues.
Inheritance Tax Changes Threaten Family Business Survival
Labour's elimination of Business Property Relief has entrepreneurs warning they'll need to sell or dismantle companies to pay tax bills, with Dyson, Forte, and others speaking out.
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London Legal Sector Hits £60bn, Top Lawyers Pocket Millions
The UK legal profession has grown to a £60bn powerhouse, with top City lawyers earning multi-million pound pay packets and junior salaries reaching six figures amid record firm growth.
Luxury Stocks Plunge as Iran War Hits Middle East Sales
Hermès, Gucci, and LVMH shares tumble after reporting sales declines due to the Iran conflict, exposing overreliance on Middle Eastern markets and ultra-rich customers.
Bosham: The 'Venice of England' Village in West Sussex
Discover Bosham, a picturesque West Sussex village dubbed the 'Venice of England' for its waterfront charm, historic sites, and daily tidal floods, offering a peaceful escape just two hours from London.
Levi Roots' 'Deep Regret' Despite £30M Dragons' Den Success
Levi Roots, who turned a £50,000 Dragons' Den investment into a £30 million fortune, opens up about his career regrets and future expansion plans to the US.
Euronext CEO Pay Jumps 49% After Stock Windfall
The CEO of Euronext saw a 49% increase in total compensation, driven by a significant stock windfall, according to a report from Institutional Shareholder Services.
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Toast the City Awards 2026: Bigger and Better Return
The Toast the City Awards are back for their second year, celebrating restaurants, bars, green spaces, and cultural hotspots in London's Square Mile with an expanded judging panel and autumn event at Steel Yard.
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