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How to read the AI boom – or bust
15+ hour, 10+ min ago (901+ words) The bull-bear divide is widening as the shadow of the dotcom bubble looms larger Russ Mould is the Telegraph’s Questor columnist, giving an insight into the inner thoughts and workings of the City. He began his career more than three…...
Hundreds of hotels, pubs and restaurants urge Burnham to slash VAT
15+ hour, 10+ min ago (911+ words) Prime Minister challenged to honour pledge to cut levy to 10pc and save thousands of jobs Britain’s struggling hospitality sector has called on Andy Burnham to honour his pledge to slash VAT. More than 800 pub, restaurant and hotel leaders have signed…...
Amazon admits selling fake ‘net zero’ plugs to UK shoppers
1+ day, 10+ hour ago (549+ words) MP demands tech bosses explain why devices are on sale after pledge to remove listing Amazon is still selling dangerous fake “energy saving” plugs that pose a potential fire risk, despite telling MPs it would take the listings down. The…...
The buy-to-let reality check: Why a cash Isa beats being a landlord
1+ day, 14+ hour ago (981+ words) The property investment dream has been crushed by higher costs, tax and tougher regulation Maya Wilson Autzen covers property and council tax at The Telegraph. She was previously a sub-editor at The Daily Mail. She can be reached at [email protected]…...
Wasted wind payments hit record-high £35m for a single day
4+ day, 10+ hour ago (635+ words) Blustery autumn weather generates more electricity than grid can carry, forcing operators to order turbines offline A record £35m was paid out in wasted wind payments on Tuesday as blustery autumnal weather generated more power than the UK grid could carry....
American businesses shun Britain after Labour ‘letdown’
4+ day, 14+ hour ago (736+ words) Confidence among US firms to invest in the UK falls to a near record low Melissa Lawford has been part of the economics team since 2023 and spent a year in DC covering the US economy under Donald Trump. Before that,…...
Developer turns back on housing to chase data centre rush
5+ day, 6+ hour ago (159+ words) Harworth’s decision to cease work on residential sites casts doubt on Labour’s homebuilding pledge Pui-Guan Man is The Telegraph's Property Correspondent, covering commercial and residential property and construction. She was previously the news editor at Estates Gazette. She can be…...
Michael Owen promotes unauthorised investment app
5+ day, 4+ hour ago (494+ words) Former England footballer deletes post publicising trading firm flagged as scam risk by regulator Linus Uhlig is a Money reporter covering investments and tax. He previously worked as a chief reporter at Investment Week and was named one of MHP's…...
US borrowing costs hit three-year high as $6bn bond intervention backfires
5+ day, 3+ hour ago (159+ words) Yields rise after treasury announces buyback of government debt American government borrowing costs have risen to a three-year high after a $6bn (£4.4bn) bond market intervention disappointed investors. The US treasury said on Wednesday it would buy back $6bn in government debt as…...
The era of free money is over. Here’s what comes next
5+ day, 6+ hour ago (602+ words) Governments can no longer dodge the trade-offs between spending and taxation Tom Stevenson writes about investment for fund manager Fidelity International following a 20-year career in financial journalism, most recently at the Daily Telegraph. His no-nonsense weekly column gives an…...