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Sunday newspaper round-up: Epstein files, French border control IT issues, Ed Miliband, International Media Investments, NHS dea
Sun 21 December 2025 05:55
(Sharecast News) - Donald Trump's justice department came under fire on Friday after releasing a heavily redacted batch of Jeffrey Epstein files, in what lawmakers said was a breach of legislation requiring near‑complete disclosure by the deadline.
Friday newspaper round-up: TikTok, BP, Hogan Lovells
Fri 19 December 2025 07:21
(Sharecast News) - TikTok has signed a deal to sell its US business to three American investors - Oracle, Silver Lake and MGX - ensuring the popular social video platform can continue operating in the United States. The deal is expected to close on 22 Jan
Thursday newspaper round-up: Höfner, Sotheby's, Christie's
Thu 18 December 2025 07:20
(Sharecast News) - Ministers and senior MPs have warned that the UK's agreements with Donald Trump are "built on sand" after the Guardian established that the deal to avoid drug tariffs has no underlying text beyond limited headline terms. The "milestone"
Wednesday newspaper round-up: Grangemouth ethylene plant, Warner Bros, ChatGPT
Wed 17 December 2025 07:22
(Sharecast News) - Jim Ratcliffe's chemicals company Ineos has been granted £120m of government funding to help save the UK's last ethylene plant at Grangemouth, in a deal expected to protect more than 500 jobs. The investment in the Scottish plant was n
Tuesday newspaper round-up: Nissan, Morrisons, Ford
Tue 16 December 2025 07:21
(Sharecast News) - Nissan has started the production of its latest electric car in Sunderland, a crucial step in the UK automotive industry's transition away from petrol and diesel. The Japanese manufacturer will launch the third generation of the Leaf on
Monday newspaper round-up: Cryptocurrencies, jobs downturn, Cycle Pharma
Mon 15 December 2025 07:23
(Sharecast News) - Cryptocurrencies will be regulated in a similar way to other financial products under legislation coming into force in 2027. The Treasury is drawing up rules that will require crypto companies to meet a set of standards overseen by the