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Jensen Huang: Nvidia's value plummets $430bn in two days, as CEO urged to quit
Nvidia's market value has plummeted by about $430bn (£322bn) in two days after its CEO, Jensen Huang, admitted to having an affair with a woman alleged to be a Chinese spy.
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Millions of pensioners start receiving up to £300 winter payment - what you need to know
Millions of pensioners in England and Wales are starting to receive between £100 and £300 as this year's winter fuel payment starts to land.
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Claude maker Anthropic seeks $1.4trn valuation amid worry over AI investment
AI chatbot maker Anthropic is seeking a stock market valuation of up to $1.4trn (£1trn).
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Poundland owner releases £10m to retailer hours before MP grilling
Poundland's owner has released millions of pounds of funding to pay the discount retailer's suppliers - a breakthrough in talks about saving the company and its 10,500 staff.
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Fintech unicorn Zilch lands £165m debt boost as listing beckons
Zilch, the consumer payments app which has become one of Britain's most valuable fintechs, has secured a further £165m in borrowing firepower ahead of a prospective London flotation.
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FBI to investigate Nvidia CEO over affair with alleged Chinese spy, Trump says
Donald Trump has said the FBI is looking into Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's affair with an alleged Chinese spy - but insisted he is a "very honourable man".
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Medicinal cannabis producer Grow Group weeds out new funding
A medicinal cannabis producer which distributes products in the UK and two other countries has struck a multimillion-pound refinancing deal after deciding against an outright sale.
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Job adverts must include salaries in 'clampdown' on recruiters
Job adverts must display a salary under plans for new transparency laws.
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'Can I sell my house to my daughter for a reduced fee to avoid inheritance tax?'
Every week, we help readers with their consumer issue or personal finance dilemma in our Money Problem series. You can send yours to moneyblog@sky.uk. Today, we answer this question...
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Tesco 'drivers' mock Christmas ad for containing 'sackable offence'
Tesco's Christmas advert has been called out online for containing a "sackable offence".
