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North Sea oil behemoth turns to Asia as windfall tax bites
One of the North Sea's biggest energy producers is preparing to invest in South East Asia instead of the UK in the wake of Rishi Sunak's £5bn windfall tax.
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The Telegraph
British Airways to cut pilots’ pay despite runaway inflation
British Airways is preparing to slash pilots’ pay by as much as 9pc amid soaring inflation as the airline seeks to fund salaries for staff left out of work during the pandemic.
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The Telegraph
National Grid in emergency talks over crucial gas supplies
National Grid is holding emergency talks with energy companies to ramp up gas pipeline capacity after it was forced to turn away crucial shipments of liquified natural gas (LNG).
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The Guardian
Premium bond holders get a better chance of winning prizes
NS&I has put extra cash into the winners’ pot, but soaring inflation is eroding holders’ cash more quickly
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The Telegraph
National Grid told to prepare for coal this winter
Kwasi Kwarteng has asked National Grid to bolster electricity supplies using coal this winter amid concerns Russia’s supply of gas to Europe will be cut off.
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AFP
Why South America's breadbasket isn't the answer to global wheat crisis
As the world faces a growing food crisis provoked by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, many have looked to South America's "breadbasket" -- major wheat producers Brazil and Argentina, along with Uruguay and Paraguay -- as a possible solution.
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PA Media: Money
FTSE rises despite weight of windfall tax on oil companies
The index notched up its best week for more than two months.
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The Telegraph
Help to Buy scheme to close five months early
The Help to Buy property subsidy scheme is to close for applications five months early in a blow to thousands of first-time buyers desperate to get on the housing ladder.
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House Beautiful
RHS Chelsea 2022: new rose raises more than £45k for Dame Deborah James' Bowelbabe Fund
The Dame Deborah James Rose, which launched at Chelsea Flower Show, has raised more than £45,000 for Deborah James' Bowelbabe Fund for Cancer Research UK.
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Reuters
Business lobby sees 2% hit on Italy's GDP if Russia stops gas
Italy's business lobby Confindustria forecasts an almost 2% hit on the country's gross domestic product (GDP) on average per year in 2022 and 2023 in case of a stop of natural gas imports from Russia in June, it said in a research note. "A halt of gas imports from Russia could have a very strong effect on the already weakened Italian economy," Confindustria said, adding the negative consequences would come from a major shortage of gas volumes for industry and services and an additional increase in energy costs. Last year Russia was Italy's biggest supplier of natural gas, providing 29 billion cubic metres or 40% of total gas imported by the country.
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The Independent
‘Rough justice’: Sunak hands wealthy pensioners £850 while poor families lose out, analysis shows
Increasing benefit payments would have been cheaper and may have been fairer, says think tank
2 days ago
Reuters
Exclusive-How a Russian billionaire shielded assets from European sanctions
Russian businessman Andrey Melnichenko ceded ownership of two of the world's largest coal and fertilizers companies to his wife the day before he was sanctioned by the European Union, according to three people familiar with the matter. Melnichenko, who built his fortune in the years following the 1991 fall of the Soviet Union, gave up his stakes in the coal producer SUEK AO and fertilizer group EuroChem Group AG on March 8, the day of his 50th birthday, leaving his wife, Aleksandra Melnichenko, the beneficial ownership of the companies, the people said. Until March 8, Melnichenko owned the two companies through a chain of trusts and corporations stretching from Moscow and the Swiss town of Zug to Cyprus and Bermuda, according to legal filings reviewed by Reuters.
2 days ago
The Independent
Accessibility tools a ‘core value’ for Apple, says director
Sarah Herrlinger said the pandemic had influenced the development of new features.
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The Telegraph
Why the invasion of Ukraine spells the end of modern tank warfare
So, it has finally happened. A huge Russian tank army, supported by apparently massive air power, has rolled across the borders intent on conquest. Opposing Ukrainian forces were hugely outmatched in armour, artillery and aircraft.
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The Guardian
JD’s trainer king, Peter Cowgill, loses his crown – leaving big shoes to fill
A string of missteps saw the chief executive leave the company he built into a global brand. But one rival may be celebrating …
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The Guardian
EasyJet cancels hundreds of half-term flights from Gatwick as getaway begins
UK airports, ports and roads under pressure with Dover passengers facing long queues and motorists warned of major jams
2 days ago
Reuters
Italy's Pininfarina considering M&A for future growth - CEO
Italian design group Pininfarina is looking at M&A to give it skills in new sectors, mainly the digital one, and widen its customer base, Chief Executive Silvio Pietro Angori said on Friday. The group, listed on the Milan market but controlled by India's Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd, is looking at companies in the so-called phygital sector - combining physical design and digital tools - and those in the interaction design sector. Angori said the Turin-based company saw particularly favourable market conditions in the industrial sectors in which it was interested.
2 days ago
The Telegraph
Hackers wage war on Russia’s largest bank
Hackers have flooded the dark web with credit card details stolen from Russia’s largest bank as cybercriminals target the country in the wake of the Ukraine invasion.
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PA Media: Money
Customers of wool bedding retailer trace products back to the flock
The move comes amid efforts to improve the price British farmers are paid for their wool.
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The Telegraph
Don't be fooled – Premium Bonds haven't been this bad since 1980
Rocketing inflation is eating into the value of Premium Bonds at the fastest pace in 42 years – despite National Savings & Investments’ rate increase last week.
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North Sea oil behemoth turns to Asia as windfall tax bites

British Airways to cut pilots’ pay despite runaway inflation

National Grid in emergency talks over crucial gas supplies

Premium bond holders get a better chance of winning prizes

National Grid told to prepare for coal this winter

Why South America's breadbasket isn't the answer to global wheat crisis

FTSE rises despite weight of windfall tax on oil companies

Help to Buy scheme to close five months early

RHS Chelsea 2022: new rose raises more than £45k for Dame Deborah James' Bowelbabe Fund

Business lobby sees 2% hit on Italy's GDP if Russia stops gas

‘Rough justice’: Sunak hands wealthy pensioners £850 while poor families lose out, analysis shows

Exclusive-How a Russian billionaire shielded assets from European sanctions

Accessibility tools a ‘core value’ for Apple, says director

Why the invasion of Ukraine spells the end of modern tank warfare

JD’s trainer king, Peter Cowgill, loses his crown – leaving big shoes to fill

EasyJet cancels hundreds of half-term flights from Gatwick as getaway begins

Italy's Pininfarina considering M&A for future growth - CEO

Hackers wage war on Russia’s largest bank

Customers of wool bedding retailer trace products back to the flock

Don't be fooled – Premium Bonds haven't been this bad since 1980