International
Cop31 as it happened: ‘Fossil fuels must go the way of the dinosaurs’ - UN chief hits out at industry lobbying
Third day of UN talks begin but leaders of many big polluting nations absent
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Politics
TV industry must tackle abuse or face crackdown, ministers warn
Culture secretary Lisa Nandy expected to meet leaders from TV, film and publishing and could legislate if voluntary action is deemed insufficient Ministers have given the entertainment industry an ultimatum to bring in better protections for women and children or face government action after the allegations about David Walliams and the conviction of Russell Brand. The culture secretary, Lisa Nandy, is expected to meet industry leaders next week, taking in representatives from TV, film, publishing and potentially sport. Continue reading...
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International
Nvidia hires major US law firm to investigate spying claims; UK chancellor ‘dismayed’ by budget leak – as it happened
Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news
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Crypto
OKXICE Sets Tokenized Stocks Launch Following Mass Company Objections
OKX and Intercontinental Exchange’s tokenized securities platform will debut later this month with more than 70 assets, including stocks from crypto-native firms Coinbase, Circle, and Strategy, alongside dozens of exchange-traded funds. The OKXICE TSV Gears Up for Launch OKXICE, the joint venture between cryptocurrency exchange OKX and New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) owner Intercontinental Exchange […]
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Military
Labour MPs warn against weakening electric vehicle targets ahead of crunch talks
Exclusive: Cutting 2030 goal would be a ‘step backwards’, say MPs, as ministers clash over proposed reductions Labour MPs are urging the government not to weaken its electric vehicle targets as divided cabinet ministers prepare for a crunch meeting on Thursday to thrash out a compromise. Members of the climate and nature crisis caucus (CNCC) say ministers must not water down a legal requirement for carmakers to ensure that 80% of the vehicles they sell in 2030 are electric, saying doing so would be a backward step and “shortsighted”. Continue reading...
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International
Can Tehran survive a ‘zero oil’ budget, if US blockade on Iran persists?
The government is defiant and planning for the worst, but a US siege is expected to make most Iranians poorer.
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International
Aberdeen business tycoon Sir Jim Milne dies aged 85
The self-described "farmer's loon" left school at 14 but became a leading business and charity figure.
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Finance
Adjustment of Shanghai Hejing's fixed-increase growth plan: axing supplementary projects, adding 700 million to 12-inch silicon wafers, and relying on debt for 70% of the expansion funds
Equity financing is a drop in the bucket, and syndicated loans are needed for the bulk.
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International
Eswatini gives illegal foreign businesses 12 months to leave
The law follows the growth of foreign-owned businesses in rural areas.
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International
Asian shops targeted as Eswatini cracks down on illegal foreign businesses
The law follows the growth of foreign-owned businesses in rural areas.
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International
Andy Burnham says government will unveil 10-year plan by mid-December
Prime minister tells Kemi Badenoch at PMQs that flagship strategy will be revealed before Commons Christmas recess
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International
Australian supermarket honey taste test: ‘The cheapest honey is still delicious’
Nicholas Jordan and a hive mind of judges tasted 27 brands of honey and found that while the best were ‘perfumed as hell’, others were as basic as reality TV
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