Tilray Buys Brewdog for £33m as Founder Loses Bid
American cannabis and brewing group Tilray Brands has purchased craft beer giant Brewdog for £33 million, acquiring its global brand, UK brewing operations, and eleven bars across the UK and Ireland.
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PlayStation Users May Claim £2 Billion Over Unfair Digital Prices
A £2 billion class action lawsuit alleges Sony overcharged 12.2 million UK PlayStation users for digital games. The Competition Appeal Tribunal hearing begins next week.
Flight Chaos After Iran Attack: Passenger Rights Guide
Hundreds of thousands stranded as airspace closures disrupt global travel. Learn your rights to refunds, compensation, and accommodations amid the crisis.
Gas Prices Surge After Iran Attacks Qatar LNG Facility
European gas prices surged over 40% after Iranian retaliatory strikes forced Qatar to halt production at the world's largest LNG export plant, threatening global energy supplies.
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Datacenters Tear Apart Small Towns Amid AI Boom
The rapid expansion of datacenters across rural America is creating unprecedented divisions between local governments and citizens, leading to resignations, lawsuits, and protests over tax breaks and land use.
Markets Plunge on Iran Strikes, Oil Prices Surge, FTSE 100 Down
Global stock markets, including the Dow Jones and FTSE 100, tumbled Monday as US strikes on Iran escalated Middle East tensions, sending oil prices soaring and raising fears over Strait of Hormuz shipping disruptions.
Former WH Smith Stores Face Closure Risk in Restructuring
Investment firm Modella Capital has called in advisors for a major restructuring of TG Jones stores, putting 80 locations at risk following the WH Smith acquisition.
Lawyers Warn Labour's Non-Compete Reforms May Backfire
Legal experts caution that Labour's proposed three-month cap on non-compete clauses could lead to unintended consequences, including increased use of restrictive gardening leave and higher hiring costs for employers.
Ex-Goldman Chief Warns of Looming Financial Crisis
Lloyd Blankfein, former Goldman Sachs CEO, warns of hidden leverage and private credit risks echoing the 2008 financial crisis, with UK market growing 56% since 2015.
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Call Of Duty Cheat Searches 66 Times Higher Than Battlefield 6
A new study reveals Call Of Duty players search for cheats 66 times more frequently than Battlefield 6 fans, with Rocket League and Rainbow Six Siege following closely behind in the rankings.
City Law Firm Hires Security Experts for Middle East Staff
A leading City of London law firm has engaged specialist security consultants to safeguard its employees working in the volatile Middle East region, amid escalating geopolitical tensions.
Verition Hedge Fund Keeps Dubai Office Open Despite Conflict
Verition Fund Management continues its Dubai operations despite escalating Middle East tensions, highlighting the city's financial resilience and strategic importance for global hedge funds.
Tilray to Buy Brewdog for £40 Million in Pre-Pack Administration
American cannabis and brewing group Tilray Brands is set to acquire craft beer giant Brewdog for £40 million, with co-founder James Watt reportedly losing out on a comeback bid. The deal includes Brewdog's brands, Aberdeenshire brewery, and international
Rolls-Royce Celebrates 10 Years of Black Badge Cars
Rolls-Royce commemorates a decade of its Black Badge series, highlighting performance milestones and bespoke designs that redefine luxury automotive standards.
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Men Twice as Likely as Women in Top Earners, Report Shows
Australia's Workplace Gender Equality Agency reveals men are 1.8 times more likely than women to be top earners, with minimal progress on closing the gender pay gap in the past year.
Hormuz Strait Closure Triggers Global Economic Concerns
The Strait of Hormuz, a vital shipping route for oil and gas, has effectively closed following US-Israel missile attacks, threatening to exacerbate global cost-of-living pressures and inflation.
Middle East Conflict to Increase UK Petrol Prices
Escalating oil prices due to Middle East tensions threaten higher petrol costs for British motorists, with experts warning of potential inflation impacts.
HSBC Names Ex-CBI Chief Carolyn Fairbairn as UK Chair
HSBC has appointed Dame Carolyn Fairbairn, former director-general of the Confederation of British Industry, as the new chair of its UK operations, replacing Dame Clara Furse.
UK Plans Mass Evacuation After Iran Strikes Close Airports
The UK Foreign Office is developing evacuation routes for tens of thousands of British citizens after Iranian airstrikes forced major Middle Eastern airports to close, cancelling over 3,400 flights and stranding travelers globally.
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Pokémon Pokopia Review: Best Pokémon Game on Switch 2
Pokémon Pokopia combines Minecraft, Fallout 4, and Animal Crossing elements to create the most innovative Pokémon spin-off in over a decade, earning a 9/10 score.
Netflix Ends PS3 Support, Millions Lose Access
Netflix has discontinued support for PlayStation 3 consoles as of March 2, 2026, affecting an estimated 87 million devices. Users report error messages and must switch to compatible alternatives.
Middle East Crisis Drives Oil Prices Up, Inflation Worries
Escalating tensions in the Middle East have triggered a sharp rise in oil prices, fueling inflation fears and prompting concerns over potential interest rate hikes that could slow global economic growth.
Private Jet Prices Soar as Wealthy Scramble to Leave Dubai
Wealthy individuals are paying exorbitant fees for private jets to escape Dubai after Iranian attacks closed the airport, while tourists remain stranded in hotels and on cruise ships.
Mark Mobius: Middle East Conflict to Last Weeks
Veteran investor Mark Mobius forecasts the Middle East conflict will persist for at least two to three more weeks, impacting global markets and investor sentiment.
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Turkey Travel Safety: UK Foreign Office Advice Amid Tensions
Following escalating Middle East tensions, the UK Foreign Office has updated travel guidance for Turkey. While flights continue, specific border warnings and airline cancellations affect regional travel.
Don't Cancel Flights Amid Middle East Airspace Closures
Holidaymakers are urged not to cancel bookings as airspace closures disrupt flights from Heathrow and Gatwick. Experts explain compensation rules and rights during conflict.
BNP Paribas Names El Harrar as Technology ECM Head
BNP Paribas has promoted Youssef El Harrar to lead its technology equity capital markets division, a strategic move to strengthen its position in the competitive London financial sector.
Firms Halt Growth to Dodge VAT, Urging Threshold Increase
Thousands of UK businesses are intentionally limiting expansion to stay below the £90,000 VAT threshold, with accountants calling for an inflation-adjusted rise to £115,000 to unlock economic growth.
Neighbors Oppose Engels Museum Plan in Primrose Hill
Residents in Primrose Hill object to plans converting Friedrich Engels' former home into a museum, arguing it would reduce housing and create noise in the residential area.
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Thames Water Main Burst Destroys Caledonian Road Businesses
A catastrophic burst water main in Caledonian Road flooded over 100 businesses within minutes, destroying equipment and inventory while leaving owners facing inadequate compensation from Thames Water.
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