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A post-Brexit deal on food standards has raised questions over the future naming of the classic British snack.
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Carel de Jager, executive head of Sixpence, talks about tech giants' falling share prices amid growing concerns about the cost of AI infrastructure.
Berlin has reached a preliminary agreement with the co-owner family of the Franco-German arms group to buy from them the 50% stake they hold in the company.
Tesla ends Cybertruck production around mid-2027, and 9 other auto and racing stories get checked against what the facts support.
Carina van Rooyen, wealth manager at PSG Wealth Pretoria-East, talks about financial planning after the death of a spouse.
Twenty-plus years into card co-brands, Barclays’ newest launch – a card integrated into Samsung’s wallet – offers both new challenges and opportunities.
New policy statement questions earlier decisions involving customer-owned terminals and outlines stronger arguments against taking railroad property.
