Amazon Cuts Electric Shaver Price from £85 to £25
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Berenberg promotes Schiedat to lead European investment banking
German bank Berenberg has promoted Jan Schiedat to lead its European investment banking team, a key move in its strategic expansion. Discover the implications for London's financial sector.
London Named UK's Best City for Food Lovers
New research confirms London as the UK's culinary capital, leading in variety, Michelin stars & restaurant density. Discover the top foodie destinations across the country.
Whyte's chef returns with Rotten Octopus pop-up in Shoreditch
Chef Whyte Rushen is back in London with a four-day izakaya pop-up, Rotten Octopus, at Clara's Bistro. Discover the Tokyo-inspired menu from 17-20 January.
Ofcom probes X's Grok AI for intimate image abuse
UK regulator Ofcom launches investigation into Elon Musk's Grok AI on X for creating non-consensual sexualised imagery. Potential breaches of Online Safety Act could lead to fines or a UK ban.
BNP Paribas hires ex-Citigroup trader for UK equities
BNP Paribas has appointed former Citigroup trader James Ford as a director to bolster its UK equities team. This strategic hire aims to enhance the bank's execution services for clients.
Day One Sick Pay to Alter UK Hiring Behaviour
The UK's new day one statutory sick pay rules, starting 12 January 2026, aim to protect workers but may reshape hiring. Experts warn of impacts on permanent roles and SME growth.
US Frackers Squeezed by Oil Glut and Venezuela Threat
US shale oil producers, already contending with a global supply glut and four-year low prices, face a new challenge from potential Venezuelan output. Read the analysis of the industry's precarious 2026 outlook.
Kellogg's unveils limited-edition Easter Rice Krispies Squares
Kellogg's has launched its first seasonal twist on the classic Rice Krispies Squares bar. The new Easter flavour, featuring chocolate and crushed mini eggs, is now in Tesco for £2.25.
AI demand empties PC shelves, retailer begs for used stock
A major Japanese electronics retailer is pleading with customers to sell their old gaming PCs as AI-driven component shortages leave shelves bare. The crisis threatens console launches and UK prices.
Dimon to host Chancellor Reeves at Davos summit
JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon will introduce Chancellor Rachel Reeves at a key Davos roundtable, signalling strong City ties after the budget spared banks from tax hikes. Read the full story.
UK Financial Services Enter New Era of Global Cooperation
Dame Susan Langley outlines 2026 vision for UK financial services, focusing on international collaboration, reducing cross-border barriers, and promoting investment following the new Berne Agreement.
Trump Credit Card Cap Sends Barclays Shares Tumbling
Barclays stock plunged as Donald Trump's plan to cap US credit card rates at 10% threatens its lucrative American consumer arm. Full analysis of the market fallout.
Hedge Fund Targets Edinburgh Worldwide in Hostile Takeover
Former Pensions Minister Ros Altmann warns that Saba Capital's aggressive tactics against UK investment trusts like Edinburgh Worldwide (EWIT) endanger patient capital. Retail investors must vote to protect long-term interests.
Dunelm's 'Luxurious' £28 Floral Rug Praised by Shoppers
Shoppers hail Dunelm's Delilah Floral Traditional Rug, now from £28 in the sale, for its luxurious feel and ability to instantly brighten a living space. Discover the deal.
Canada's PM Carney visits Beijing to stabilise China ties
Prime Minister Mark Carney heads to Beijing for a pivotal state visit, aiming to stabilise Canada's fraught relationship with China and diversify trade away from the US. Analysis inside.
Loungers creates 900 jobs as expansion continues
Cafe-bar chain Loungers added over 900 jobs in the past year, revealing strong revenue growth despite a fall in profits. Discover the firm's ambitious plans to more than double its UK sites.
JPMorgan Deal Boss Eyes Middle East and Emerging Markets
JPMorgan's EMEA dealmaking head, Viswas Raghavan, outlines a strategic pivot towards the Middle East and emerging markets to drive growth, citing geopolitical shifts and capital flows. Discover the bank's expansion plans.
UK ministers warn X could be blocked over AI images
The UK government warns it could block X after its Grok AI tool was used to create sexualised images of women and children without consent. Ministers back Ofcom's expedited investigation.
UK GDP Growth Hits Zero in November, ONS Figures Show
New GDP data reveals zero growth for the UK economy in November 2025, with late Budget uncertainty blamed. Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces scrutiny as business activity stalls. Read the full analysis.
London's Strand is a top UK destination for 2026
Time Out ranks central London's historic Strand street as the 11th best place to visit in Britain for 2026, highlighting new openings, cultural events, and hotels.
JD Sports to let shoppers buy via AI platforms
JD Sports announces plans for direct 'one-click purchases' through AI assistants like ChatGPT, targeting its young demographic. The feature launches first in the US.
Community Cafe Faces Chain Takeover in North London
The beloved, family-run Parliament Hill Lido cafe is set to be replaced by a chain, sparking protests from locals and celebrities. Discover why this 'untrendy' spot is a vital community hub.
Trump Threatens Criminal Charges Against Fed Chair
Financial markets tumble as the Trump administration threatens to indict Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, reigniting a fierce battle over US central bank independence. Read the full story.
Homophobic remark at Honolulu Pride sparks tourism debate
A traveller's experience of hate speech at Honolulu Pride leads to a deeper exploration of Hawaii's fight to preserve its indigenous LGBTQ+ culture against a backdrop of overwhelming tourism. Discover the state's complex reality.
Supermarket Beans Beat Heinz in UK Taste Test
A Which? blind taste test crowns Aldi and Lidl's own-brand baked beans the UK's best, beating Heinz on flavour and price. Find out which brands to buy and save over £100 a year.
Amazon demands return of 'lost' phone for refund
A London customer paid £216 for a phone Amazon said was lost, yet was denied a refund. Discover the Kafkaesque customer service loop and your rights if it happens to you.
Car-Free Trip Along Northern Ireland's Dramatic Antrim Coast
Discover a sustainable winter escape along County Antrim's coast. This car-free journey from Essex features wild swims, historic castles, the Giant's Causeway and warm Irish welcomes.
Dollar falls on Powell investigation news
The US dollar index drops 0.2%, lifting sterling to $1.3440. Analysts warn political pressure on the Fed could further weaken the greenback. Read the full analysis.
FTSE 100 at 10,000, City Hiring Slumps, Powell Investigated
The FTSE 100 breaks the 10,000 mark as City hiring falls. Fed Chair Jerome Powell is under investigation. Get the latest market news and analysis.
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