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Nationwide chair first major British lender boss to publicly engage with Reform UK | Nationwide

Nationwide chair first major British lender boss to publicly engage with Reform UK | Nationwide

Kevin Parry, chair of Nationwide Building Society, has come under scrutiny after attending an event hosted by the Reform UK party, marking him as the first significant figure from a British lending institution to publicly engage with the party. The breakfast gathering took place earlier this week and aimed to familiarize businesses with Reform’s policies. […]

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‘Privatisation premium’: billions from UK energy bills paid to shareholders | Privatisation

‘Privatisation premium’: billions from UK energy bills paid to shareholders | Privatisation

According to an analysis by the Common Wealth thinktank, a significant portion of the average energy bill in the UK, approximately 24.2%, was allocated to corporate profits in 2024. This report is part of a broader study, the Who Owns Britain project, which highlights the financial implications of the privatisation of essential industries in the

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What is new in UK-US tech deal and what will it mean for the British economy? | Technology

What is new in UK-US tech deal and what will it mean for the British economy? | Technology

Microsoft recently announced a significant investment of $30 billion (£22 billion) in the UK, marking what the company’s president, Brad Smith, described as the largest commitment under their current partnership. This investment will be spread over four years and encompasses not only infrastructure for artificial intelligence (AI) but also the company’s operational activities across the

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Ben & Jerry's co-founder Jerry Greenfield quits over social activism row

Ben & Jerry’s co-founder Jerry Greenfield quits over social activism row

Jerry Greenfield, co-founder of Ben & Jerry’s, has departed from the ice cream company after nearly 50 years, amid an ongoing dispute with its parent company, Unilever. In a letter circulated by fellow co-founder Ben Cohen, Greenfield expressed concerns that the brand has lost its independence following Unilever’s decision to curtail its social activism initiatives.

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Gloucestershire chippy cuts costs by using AI to take orders

Gloucestershire chippy cuts costs by using AI to take orders

Brad Lee, the manager of The Nippy Chippy in Stonehouse, Gloucestershire, has implemented an AI answering service to streamline order-taking as a cost-saving measure. Rising fish prices, increased living costs, and higher wages and National Insurance contributions prompted this decision. By using AI, Lee aims to eliminate the need for a dedicated employee for phone

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