GSK buys US biotech Rapt for $2.2bn in major deal
Pharmaceutical giant GSK has agreed to acquire California-based Rapt Therapeutics for $2.2bn, gaining rights to a promising food allergy drug. Read the full details of the deal here.
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London's 11 Best Coffee Shops for 2026 Revealed
Discover the 11 London cafés crowned among the UK's best for 2026, now competing for a global top 100 spot. Find out which local spots made the prestigious list.
Oxfam Davos wealth myths challenged by data
Analysis of World Bank figures shows global poverty declining sharply as billionaire wealth grows, contradicting Oxfam's annual Davos narrative. Discover the data behind the debate.
FTSE 100 Sinks Amid Trump Tariff Threats on Europe
US Treasury Secretary dismisses market panic as FTSE 100 falls 1.4% after Trump's new 10% tariffs on European nations over Greenland. Key details from Davos.
£27.99 Apple Watch Dupe Impresses UK Shoppers
A smartwatch that looks uncannily like an Apple Watch is wowing UK shoppers for just £27.99. With health tracking, calls, and a 5-day battery, it's a budget game-changer. See the deal now.
Amazon Fire TV Blaster will stop working in weeks
Amazon is discontinuing support for the Fire TV Blaster, rendering the device unusable. Owners are offered a discount on the Fire TV Cube as the tech giant takes a hard line on discontinued gadgets and 'dodgy' Fire Sticks.
US Treasury Chief Warns Against EU Retaliation on Tariffs
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent urges Europe not to retaliate against Trump's Greenland tariffs, calling for calm at Davos. Markets tumble as trade tensions escalate.
Britain's Best and Worst Energy Suppliers Ranked
Which? reveals the UK's best and worst energy firms based on 12,000 customer experiences. See if your provider made the recommended list and get expert advice on switching.
M&S technology chief quits after cyber attack fallout
Marks & Spencer's chief technology officer, Josie Smith, steps down less than a year after a major cyber attack halted online sales. Learn about the leadership shake-up and the ongoing impact.
Knoops to Open First US Store in Utah Expansion
British chocolate drinks brand Knoops is launching its first US store in Utah this April, part of a bold plan for over 160 US and 150 UK locations. Read about its growth and potential London IPO.
Wise user base jumps ahead of US dual listing
Fintech giant Wise sees payment volumes soar to £47.4bn and income hit £424.4m in Q3, bolstering its plans for a US dual listing in 2026. Read the latest.
M&S Tech Chief Quits After Cyberattack
Marks & Spencer's chief technology officer departs less than a year after a major hack crippled online sales. Read the latest on the executive shake-up and its impact.
Private sector wage growth drops to five-year low
Official data reveals a sharp slowdown in private sector pay rises to 3.6%, while unemployment remains at 5.1%. Experts warn jobless rate could climb further. Get the full analysis.
UK employment falls, wage growth slows to five-year low
UK payroll numbers drop sharply, led by retail and hospitality. Private sector wage growth hits a five-year low as unemployment holds at 5.1%. Analysis and economic outlook.
Brixton to Wales: A 60-acre farm life swap
Lou and Adam left South London in 2012 for a Carmarthenshire farm, transforming it into Under Starry Skies, a sustainable glamping retreat celebrating biodiversity and dark skies. Discover their inspiring journey.
Government scraps plans for new audit regulator
Ministers have abandoned plans to create a new, more powerful audit regulator, the ARGA, leaving reforms in limbo. Discover what this means for UK financial oversight.
UK Job Losses Mount as Wage Growth Cools
Official data reveals thousands more UK jobs lost in Nov & Dec, with wage growth slowing. The unemployment rate holds at 5.1%. Will this push the Bank of England to cut rates faster?
Family Hostel Holiday in Wales Shows Sector Boom
A family trip to The Rocks hostel in Snowdonia reveals the modern hostel's appeal: comfort, community, and affordable adventure. Discover why hostels are thriving in the UK.
UK Jobless Rate Hits 5.1%, Trump Pressure Hits Markets
UK unemployment rises to 5.1% as payrolls fall by 33,000. FTSE 100 dips amid renewed Trump trade pressure. Get the latest market and economic analysis.
Labour scraps Audit Reform Bill to avoid business costs
The government has shelved the long-awaited Audit Reform Bill, citing cost concerns for large firms. Discover what this means for UK corporate governance and the future of regulation.
Aviation Reforms Could Sideline Public on Flight Paths
Proposed UK aviation reforms could reduce public consultation on flight paths, raising noise and pollution concerns. Campaigners warn of a democratic deficit. Read the full analysis.
City & Guilds bosses' pay triples during £22m cuts
The new owners of City & Guilds have tripled top executives' pay to £6.2m while cutting £22m in costs and reducing UK jobs. Read the full investigation into the privatisation scandal.
Solo Mexico adventure: From Cancún resorts to Holbox crocodiles
A journalist returns to Mexico after 27 years, navigating from Cancún's all-inclusive resorts to a remote crocodile encounter on Holbox Island. Discover the Yucatán's transformation and timeless rhythms.
UK Firms Urged to Prepare for Incoming ChatGPT Ads
ChatGPT advertising is being tested in the US, with a UK rollout inevitable. Paul Armstrong advises businesses to act now to manage governance, risk, and trust implications before ads arrive.
UK Finance Unprepared for AI Risks, Report Warns
A Treasury Committee report warns UK financial services lack guardrails against AI failures, urging regulators to act. Read the urgent call for stress tests and accountability.
Chinese Tourism to Japan Halves in Diplomatic Row
Visitor numbers from China to Japan fell by 45% in December after PM's Taiwan remarks. Explore the impact on tourism and the wider diplomatic fallout.
Taylor Wimpey signs new Zoopla deal to drive leads
FTSE 250 housebuilder Taylor Wimpey renews partnership with Zoopla, securing a 35% rise in buyer leads. The deal aims to boost sales despite ongoing weak consumer demand in the UK property market.
UK Water Firms to Get 'MOT Checks' in New Crackdown
UK water companies face new 'MOT checks' and 'no notice' inspections in a major regulatory overhaul to fix failing pipes and sewage spills. The government claims it will save households £125m.
UK financial system exposed to AI risks, MPs warn
A parliamentary committee warns that UK consumers and financial stability face 'serious harm' due to inadequate AI regulation in the City. Over 75% of firms now use the technology.
Trump Tariffs Threaten UK-US Trade Deal Progress
Business Secretary Peter Kyle warns Trump's new 10% tariff threat could delay the final UK-US trade deal. He brands the tensions 'lose-lose' for both economies. Read the latest.
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