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Worst reading since 1974 comes as households struggle to cope with cost of living crisis
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The US producer price index for carbon dioxide has risen nearly 25 per cent since April to a new high
Retailer faces hangover after pandemic boom, and must focus on profitability and financial resilience
UK immersive screenings company bought for £88mn by US ticketing group
UK retailer sticks with profit forecasts after first-half results come in at top of expectations
Sovereign fund flies in face of economic storms with biggest deal in European hotel sector since pandemic
Country’s sensitivity to fluctuations has shifted since the currency last traded this low in the 1990s
Founder of Sports Direct cared far more for the intricacies of shops and warehouses than for share price or reputation
A wave of poets are turning to innovative – and lucrative – platforms
Discounter and rival Lidl are to Tesco and co what Ryanair and easyJet were to British Airways
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