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KUALA LUMPUR: Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB) says it will bear an additional cost of RM120 million to RM150 million between Sept and Dec 2026 in automatic fuel adjustment (AFA) surcharge foregone to more than eight million domestic users who use electricity between 600kWh and 800kWh.
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Amazon India has seen a moderation in electronics sales volumes ahead of the festive season as higher device prices encourage consumers to extend the life of existing products.
Market research provider Circana updated its Unify platform with an analysis builder tool that exports automated chart summaries to PowerPoint Excel and PDF formats
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Andy Burnham and his government are facing increasing pressure to take control of Thames Water after a group of MPs warned a rescue deal led by its creditors should be rejected.
