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Jaguar boss defends rebrand after backlash - as new electric car revealed
Jaguar wants "to be bold and disruptive" with its new electric car and redesign, the luxury vehicle maker's managing director told Sky News.
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Motorists rev up £38m settlement in shipping cartel claim
Lawyers acting for British motorists who were charged inflated prices to deliver vehicles to the UK have agreed settlements worth £38m after a years-long battle alleging that they were ripped off by a cartel of shipping firms.
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Typhoo Tea bought out of administration for millions
Typhoo Tea has been bought out of administration for £10.2m.
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Reeves set for mid-January talks with Chinese counterpart
The Treasury is close to finalising Rachel Reeves's first visit to China as chancellor just days before Donald Trump is sworn in for a second time as US president.
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Guardian boss offers last-ditch Observer concessions ahead of strike
Staff on The Observer who move with the world's oldest Sunday newspaper to Tortoise Media will be offered continued access to Guardian job openings as part of a last-ditch compromise deal being offered ahead of the company's first strike in decades.
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Hg-backed software provider Dext in £500m sale to Iris
A major British provider of accounting software backed by Hg Capital is being sold to another of the private equity group's portfolio companies in a deal worth more than £500m.
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UK house prices grow at fastest rate in two years
House prices are now growing far higher than expected and at the fastest annual rate in nearly two years, the UK's largest building society has said.
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Billions wiped from share price as Vauxhall parent firm's boss abruptly resigns - days after Luton plant announced closure
Stellantis has lost roughly €2.95bn (£2.44bn) in value as the chief executive of Vauxhall's parent company abruptly resigned, just days after the car brand's factory in Luton was slated for closure.
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HSBC Holdings to kick off search for next chairman
HSBC Holdings, one of Britain's biggest high street banks and Europe's largest lender by market value, is preparing to kick off a hunt for its next chairman.
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The right honourable chatbot? How MPs are considering using AI
It was hailed as an AI assistant that can go to meetings for you – and soon it could be used to help MPs carry out their mounting workload.