Tesla delivered 358,023 vehicles in the first quarter of 2026, the company confirmed on Thursday, falling well short of the Wall Street consensus estimate of approximately 372,000 and missing Tesla’s own internal
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London faces a significantly disrupted Easter weekend for public transport users, with Euston station closing entirely from Good Friday through to Wednesday April 8, alongside a series of tube and rail line
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The Institute for Grocery Research’s warning that food inflation could reach 8% by the summer is no longer being treated as a fringe forecast. It sits at the centre of a growing
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McCormick shares fell 5.6% on Tuesday after Unilever confirmed it had agreed to separate its food division and merge it with McCormick in a cash-and-stock deal valuing the spice and flavouring company
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British households on standard variable tariffs woke up to lower energy bills from April 1, with Ofgem’s quarterly price cap falling 6.6% from £1,758 to £1,641 per year — a saving of
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UK households are heading into a period of sharply rising energy costs that economists are warning could push inflation above 4% by the summer, with the Ofgem price cap providing a temporary
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Air ticket prices on routes between Asia and Europe have surged by up to 560% compared to the same period last year, and London — one of the world’s busiest long-haul aviation
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves chose a deeply unfortunate moment to deliver her Spring Statement to the House of Commons on March 3, with the FTSE 100 falling 2.6% during her speech and extending
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The great retreat of the private landlord from London’s housing market is accelerating in ways that have very real consequences for the city’s renters and its broader economy. Research from Savills estimates
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Central London office investment climbed 45% year-on-year in 2025, rising from £4.79bn to £6.95bn, driven by the return-to-office wave sweeping major firms across finance, law and technology. The numbers look impressive on
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