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Sunday newspaper round-up: Elon Musk, Rolls-Royce, Lotus
Sun 29 June 2025 11:46
(Sharecast News) - Elon Musk criticised Donald Trump's proposed tax and spending proposals on Saturday, labelling them "utterly insane and destructive". The tech mogul wrote on social media that "The latest Senate draft bill will destroy millions of jobs
Friday newspaper round-up: Post office, local bus services, British vehicle production
Fri 27 June 2025 07:18
(Sharecast News) - The police criminal inquiry into the Post Office Horizon IT scandal is investigating more than 45 individuals, with seven formally identified as main suspects. The investigation, which the police described as unprecedented in size and s
Thursday newspaper round-up: Billionaires' wealth, China wind and solar installations, household incomes
Thu 26 June 2025 07:23
(Sharecast News) - The wealth of the world's 3,000 billionaires has surged by $6.5tn (£4.8tn) in real terms over the past decade, according to Oxfam, equivalent to 14.6% of global output. In total the richest 1% of the global population has gained at lea
Wednesday newspaper round-up: Post Office, interest-only mortgages, Asda
Wed 25 June 2025 07:22
(Sharecast News) - Post office operators yet to claim compensation of at least £600,000 relating to the Horizon IT scandal have not been chased up by officials because the government did not want to "harass" them with letters, it has emerged. In a report
Tuesday newspaper round-up: Co-op, Revolut, HSBC, Amazon
Tue 24 June 2025 07:20
(Sharecast News) - Co-op staff have accused the supermarket of putting their safety and security at risk by having too few people on duty - with some saying they have been threatened while working alone on the shop floor. Despite a surge in theft, many re
Monday newspaper round-up: Green levies, Thames Water, oil prices
Mon 23 June 2025 07:16
(Sharecast News) - The government is to slash green levies on thousands of businesses, in an effort to bring down sky-high energy costs for firms and boost the manufacturing sector in Labour heartlands. The measure is a key plank of the long-awaited indus
Friday newspaper round-up: UK manufacturing, passport fees, Thames Water
Fri 20 June 2025 07:25
(Sharecast News) - Thousands of European airline staff are being trained to stop people boarding flights to Britain without valid visas, in a move billed by the foreign secretary as a digital upgrade to border controls. David Lammy said the measures marke