Tesco's Welsh Signs in Cornwall Cause Confusion
Tesco apologises after installing Welsh bilingual signs in a Cornish store, highlighting the growing recognition and challenges of promoting the Cornish language.
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GSK Shares Hit £20 After Strong 2025 Performance
GSK's share price has jumped from £14 to over £20, driven by robust 2025 financial results and renewed confidence under new CEO Luke Miels.
Finsbury Fund Slides Amid AI Market Jitters
Nick Train's Finsbury Growth and Income Trust suffers significant losses as AI productivity tools trigger sell-off in key software holdings, extending a challenging period for the veteran fund manager.
Nordic Center Parcs 50% Cheaper Than UK
A new Center Parcs in Denmark provides budget-friendly holidays with Scandinavian style, costing over half less than UK counterparts during peak periods.
Switch 2 Western Sales Weaker Than Expected
Nintendo Switch 2 achieves record global sales but faces unexpected softness in Western markets, with US and European figures lagging behind projections.
SpaceX xAI Merger Raises IPO Stakes
Elon Musk's decision to merge xAI with SpaceX creates a $1.25 trillion private company giant, strengthening growth potential but adding complexity ahead of a potential public offering.
South Africa's Top Hotels: One&Only and Belmond Mount Nelson
Explore the luxurious One&Only at V&A Waterfront and the historic Belmond Mount Nelson in Cape Town, offering world-class dining, spas, and unique experiences for an unforgettable escape.
The Rising Sun: Toast Award Winner Pub Feature
City AM launches a new weekly pub feature, starting with The Rising Sun on Carter Lane, winner of the Toast the City award for best boozer in the Square Mile.
FSB Warns of 'Fire Sale' Risks in $16trn Repo Market
The Financial Stability Board urges regulators to monitor leveraged trades in repo markets that could amplify financial stability risks and trigger asset dumping.
UK M&A: Value Up 12%, Volume Down 12% in 2025
UK merger and acquisition activity saw deal value increase by 12% to £131bn in 2025 despite a 12% drop in volume, driven by demand for digital and energy infrastructure assets amid AI growth.
Bill Gates Regrets Epstein Ties as Melinda Addresses Marriage
Bill Gates has publicly expressed regret over his association with Jeffrey Epstein, while his ex-wife Melinda French Gates alluded to painful aspects of their marriage during a revealing interview.
Amazon Blocks Fire TV Stick Apps Amid £3m Illegal Streaming Crackdown
Amazon is intensifying its crackdown on illegal streaming by blocking apps on Fire TV Sticks, while police uncover a £3m illegal network with four arrests made.
London Falls in Global City Rankings for 2026
London has dropped to 18th place in Euromonitor's Top 100 City Destinations Index for 2026, marking a second consecutive year of decline for the UK capital.
PSR Abolition Not Expected Before 2027
The head of the Payment Systems Regulator states the watchdog won't be abolished earlier than Q1 2027, amid criticism of slow sector reforms and ongoing consolidation into the FCA.
Nintendo Direct Partner Showcase Set for Tomorrow
A Nintendo Direct Partner Showcase is scheduled for February 5, 2026, featuring 30 minutes of third-party games for Switch and Switch 2, with no first-party titles expected.
Freddie's Flowers: Romantic Delivery Review
Discover why Freddie's Flowers offers a unique, long-lasting flower delivery service with seasonal bouquets and flexible subscriptions perfect for romantic occasions.
Ninja StaySharp Knife Block Price Drops Again on Amazon
Amazon has reduced the price of the Ninja Foodi StaySharp knife block for the second time in January, offering significant savings on the charcoal six-piece set.
Barclays and Natwest in £2bn Bidding War
Barclays and Natwest prepare competing £2bn+ bids for Evelyn Partners, as UK banks pivot toward wealth management for stable fee-based income amid falling interest rates.
Best Soup Makers in the UK: Expert Reviews & Top Picks
We tested 40 batches of soup to find the best soup makers in the UK. Discover top models for healthy, homemade meals, including budget options and premium machines.
Chery to Launch Fourth Brand in UK Market
Chinese automaker Chery is set to introduce a fourth brand in the UK, expanding its electric vehicle offerings and intensifying competition in the British car market.
Barclays and NatWest to Bid for Evelyn Partners
Barclays and NatWest are set to table formal bids for Evelyn Partners, a £2bn wealth manager, as an auction concludes this week, with both banks aiming to strengthen their wealth management divisions.
Service Sector Job Losses Hit 16-Year High Amid AI Impact
The UK service sector experiences its longest period of job losses in 16 years, with AI and automation cited as key factors, despite rising business activity and improved PMI figures in early 2026.
Washington Post Layoffs and Strategic Reset
The Washington Post is undergoing significant layoffs and restructuring, including closing its sports desk, as part of a strategic reset announced by editor Matt Murray.
Drax Executives Questioned Sustainability Claims in Court Papers
Court documents reveal Drax executives privately doubted the evidence for the company's sustainability claims while publicly denying allegations of using old-growth forest wood for biomass fuel.
Australia Challenges Elon Musk on Grok AI Deepfake Dangers
Australia's eSafety Commissioner has issued a formal warning to Elon Musk regarding the potential misuse of his AI chatbot Grok for creating harmful deepfakes.
Feng Shui Mirror Move Causes Multiple Car Accidents
A woman in Shanghai repeatedly repositioned a traffic mirror for feng shui reasons, leading to a series of car accidents and a police investigation into potential criminal liability.
DJI Neo Drone Drops to £125 in Amazon Sale
The DJI Neo mini drone has seen a rare price crash on Amazon, dropping to just £125. This AI-powered, hand-launched drone is perfect for beginners and offers advanced features at an unprecedented discount.
Salzburg: Europe's Safest City with £15 London Flights
Salzburg in Austria has been ranked as one of Europe's safest cities, with 90% of residents feeling secure walking alone at night. The walkable historic centre and cheap flights from London make it an ideal destination.
UK Services Job Cuts Continue as Firms Automate
UK services sector employment fell sharply in January as companies turn to automation over hiring, marking the longest job-shedding period in 16 years despite business activity growth.
Quantedge Gains 10% on Commodity Bets
Quantedge Capital, a Singapore-based hedge fund, has reported a 10% gain in its flagship fund, driven by successful commodity investments and strategic market positioning.
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