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Octopus Energy sparks £10bn demerger of tech arm Kraken
Octopus Energy Group, Britain's largest residential gas and electricity supplier, is plotting a £10bn demerger of its technology arm that would reinforce its status as one of the country's most valuable private companies.
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Ryanair urges EU chief to 'quit' over air traffic strike disruption
The boss of Ryanair has told Sky News the president of the European Commission should "quit" if she can't stop disruption caused by repeated French air traffic control strikes.
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Leaseholders to get rights to more easily challenge extortionate service charges
Leaseholders will be able to more easily challenge extortionate service charges, the government has said.
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British fintech Zilch on hunt for overseas bid targets
Zilch, the consumer lender which has become one of Britain's fastest-growing fintech companies, has begun a search for international takeover targets as it accelerates its expansion ahead of a bumper stock market listing.
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Official Receiver and Glencore strike crucial Lindsey oil supply deal
The Official Receiver has reached a deal with the commodities trading giant, Glencore, that will ensure supplies of crude oil to the ailing Lindsey refinery following its owner's collapse this week.
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Yet another fiscal 'black hole'? Here's why this one matters
You're probably tired by now of hearing all about "black holes".
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Donald Trump's 'big beautiful' tax cuts bill passes final hurdle in US Congress
Donald Trump's 'big beautiful bill' has been passed by the US congress, sending it to the president to sign into law.
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Ryanair and easyJet cancel hundreds of flights over air traffic control strike
Ryanair and easyJet have cancelled hundreds of flights as a French air traffic controllers strike looms.
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Ryanair to increase size of underseat free bag by 20% following EU proposals
Ryanair is increasing its underseat bag allowance by 20% after the EU set out proposed new laws for more free baggage.
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves says she is 'totally' up for the job of chancellor in first comments since tearful PMQs
The chancellor has said she was having a "tough day" yesterday in her first public comments since appearing tearful at Prime Minister's Questions - but insisted she is "totally" up for the job.