Bayer's $7.25bn Roundup Settlement Proposal Announced
Bayer has agreed to a proposed $7.25 billion settlement to resolve thousands of US lawsuits alleging its Roundup weedkiller causes cancer, aiming to reduce legal uncertainty.
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British Steel Wins Turkish Rail Deal, Creates Jobs
British Steel secures an eight-figure contract to supply rail for Turkey's high-speed line, creating 23 jobs and restarting 24/7 production in Scunthorpe, despite ongoing financial challenges.
Palantir Moves Headquarters to Miami Amid Tech Exodus
Data analytics firm Palantir shifts its headquarters from Denver to Miami, joining a wave of businesses fleeing to Florida for a more business-friendly environment amid protests and regulatory pressures.
Tesla Model 3 Performance: 0-60 in 2.9s, Worth It?
Tesla's Model 3 Performance offers blistering 0-60 mph acceleration in 2.9 seconds with 500bhp, but compromises on range and ride comfort for family buyers.
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Viofo A119M Pro Review: Compact 4K Dashcam
The Viofo A119M Pro dashcam combines a stealthy design with a powerful Sony Starvis 2 sensor for crisp 4K footage, focusing on reliability over gimmicks.
Youth Unemployment Crisis: Young Britons Face Bleak Job Market
Youth unemployment hits 11-year high as young people describe 'soul-crushing' job searches. Government review warns of 'generation on scrap heap' with 45% of 24-year-olds never having worked.
Ex-Daily Mail Reporter Denies Deceiving Doreen Lawrence
Stephen Wright, a former Daily Mail reporter, has denied allegations that he ordered a private investigator to deceive Doreen Lawrence, calling the claims 'absolute cobblers' in a high court trial.
Amazon Van Stuck on UK's 'Most Dangerous Path' in Essex
An Amazon delivery van got stranded on the treacherous Broomway mudflats in Essex after GPS directed the driver onto the tidal path. The incident highlights risks of over-reliance on technology in remote areas.
AI Expert Warns of Hindenburg-Style Disaster in Tech Race
Oxford professor Michael Wooldridge warns that commercial pressures could lead to a catastrophic AI failure, comparing it to the Hindenburg disaster that destroyed public confidence in airships.
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Goldman Sachs Drops DEI Criteria for Board Evaluations
Goldman Sachs will eliminate race, gender, and LGBTQ+ considerations from board candidate evaluations following pressure from an activist shareholder group, reflecting a broader corporate retreat from DEI initiatives.
Beckenham Restaurant's License Review After CCTV Refusal
Pierluigi's Italian restaurant in Beckenham faces its third premises license review in three years after refusing to provide full CCTV footage to police investigating an alleged theft, raising serious concerns about management.
Plusnet Owes £2,000 for Broadband Failures: Will He Get Paid?
A reader faced nine months of delays and overpayments with Plusnet's full fibre activation, leading to a £2,000 compensation promise under Ofcom's scheme.
Health Support Needed to Reverse Rising Joblessness Trend
Experts emphasize that combining health-focused return-to-work initiatives with economic opportunities is essential to address the growing issue of economic inactivity driven by long-term health problems.
Guardian Launches 'Reworked' Series on AI and Work
The Guardian has launched a year-long reporting initiative called 'Reworked' that examines how artificial intelligence is reshaping work and power dynamics across the United States and globally.
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UK Plans National Payment System to Challenge Visa and Mastercard
Banking leaders are discussing a UK-based payment network by 2030, aiming to enhance financial security and reduce reliance on American giants Visa and Mastercard.
Jeremy King Fights Influencer 'Outbreak' in London Restaurants
Legendary restaurateur Jeremy King reports an 'influenza-like outbreak' of influencers clogging toilets with outfit changes, while traditional bakeries like Poilâne struggle against Instagram-focused competitors.
Small Business Funding Crisis Threatens UK Innovation
Record numbers of Brits are starting businesses, but innovation and export activity among SMEs have fallen to a four-year low as a looming funding gap threatens growth.
AI Financial Advice: Britons Risk Unregulated Guidance
As 40% of Britons use AI chatbots like ChatGPT for financial guidance due to high costs of human advisers, experts warn of 'dangerous' outcomes. We tested leading AI tools to assess their investment recommendations and regulatory gaps.
Wi-Fi Slows During School Holidays - How to Fix It
UK households average 16 connected devices, with 10% having 30+, causing Wi-Fi congestion. Experts reveal phantom devices like smart TVs and speakers drain bandwidth.
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Gen Z Financial Stress: US Economic Pressures Examined
Young Americans aged 18-29 face mounting financial stress amid economic turmoil, rising prices, and AI's impact on jobs. Share your story on money concerns.
Katie Price Under Investigation for CBD Cancer Cure Claims
Katie Price faces a trading standards investigation after promoting CBD oil as a treatment that allegedly shrunk a two-year-old's tumor, with authorities warning against dangerous medical misinformation.
AI Workplace Revolution Fuels Anxiety and Productivity Demands
A new Guardian series explores how artificial intelligence is reshaping jobs, increasing expectations, and creating worker anxiety across industries, with automation rarely leading to more leisure time.
Europe's Largest Indoor Playground in UK Called 'Magical'
Stockeld Park's Playhive, one of Europe's biggest indoor play centres, offers expansive, age-appropriate fun with rave reviews from parents and affordable tickets in 2026.
Hospitality Crisis Forces 3,353 UK Firms to Close in 2025
Wage hikes and business rates blamed as 3,353 accommodation, food and drink firms entered insolvency in 2025, with hospitality facing £4bn in additional costs.
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Warner Bros Sets Deadline for Paramount's Final Offer
Warner Bros Discovery reopens talks with Paramount Skydance, allowing seven days for a superior bid to top the Netflix merger, with key assets like Harry Potter at stake.
AI's Brutal Work Culture: A Warning for All Industries
San Francisco's AI startups are pushing employees to work 12-hour days with no weekends, creating an intense grind culture that may soon spread to other sectors as artificial intelligence transforms the workplace.
Les Wexner's Epstein Ties Face Renewed US Scrutiny
New documents reveal deeper connections between retail billionaire Les Wexner and Jeffrey Epstein, raising fresh questions about their financial and personal dealings.
Metal Gear Solid 4 Delisting Shows Gaming's Erasure Trend
Konami's removal of Metal Gear Solid 4 and Peace Walker from digital stores, following the Master Collection announcement, exemplifies a growing industry practice where publishers delist original games to boost remake sales, limiting access and consumer c
FCA Focuses on Quality Regulation to Support Growth
Dame Meg Hillier calls for clarity on risk tolerance as regulators balance growth and oversight. The FCA emphasizes effective regulation over binary debates about rulebook size.
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Dutch Wealth Tax Reform Could Influence UK Policy
The Netherlands' new capital gains tax on unrealised profits raises questions about fairness and feasibility, with potential implications for the UK's wealth tax discussions amid legal and political pressures.
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