5 Celebrities Who Own A Gulfstream IV Private Jet
The Gulfstream IV has been a perennially popular private jet since its introduction in the 1980s, with dozens of celebrities owning one since that time.
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The US Just Found Enough Lithium To Rival China – Now Comes The Hard Part
The U.S. has spent many years trailing nations like China in terms of lithium production, but a big discovery may change all that – eventually.
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Simply Business becomes first UK broker to put small business cover inside ChatGPT
Simply Business has become the first UK broker to launch a small business insurance app inside ChatGPT, giving sole traders and SMEs instant indicative quotes in seconds. Read more: Simply Business becomes first UK broker to put small business cover inside ChatGPT
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British Business Bank anchors Northern Gritstone’s £20m rolling close as northern deeptech push gathers pace
British Business Bank commits £10m as cornerstone investor in Northern Gritstone’s £20m rolling close, lifting the VC firm’s permanent capital to £382m to back Northern deeptech and life sciences spinouts. Read more: British Business Bank anchors Northern Gritstone’s £20m rolling close as northern deeptech push gathers pace
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Royal Mail commits £500m to fix delivery failures as Kretinsky era takes shape
Royal Mail unveils a £500m, five-year plan to tackle late deliveries, scrap Saturday second-class post and shift 6,000 part-time staff to full-time hours. Read more: Royal Mail commits £500m to fix delivery failures as Kretinsky era takes shape
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Craft Gin Club teeters on brink as Dragons’ Den darling pleads with bondholders
Sarah Willingham-backed Craft Gin Club warns of administration unless lenders approve a CVA wiping £4.2m of debt and ending free gin deliveries to bondholders. Read more: Craft Gin Club teeters on brink as Dragons’ Den darling pleads with bondholders
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Barratt Redrow pulls back on land buying as Iran war rattles housing market
Britain’s biggest housebuilder Barratt Redrow is cutting land purchases by up to £200m as the Iran conflict fuels mortgage rate fears, yet Q3 sales rose 6% and the order book swelled to £3.54bn. Read more: Barratt Redrow pulls back on land buying as Iran war rattles housing market
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Morrisons to axe up to 200 head office jobs as AI drive accelerates
Morrisons is putting up to 200 Bradford head office roles at risk as the debt-laden supermarket turns to AI and automation to cut costs and streamline operations. Read more: Morrisons to axe up to 200 head office jobs as AI drive accelerates
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Rolls-Royce targets collectors with £3m electric Nightingale as coach-building strategy accelerates
Rolls-Royce unveils the £3m all-electric Nightingale, a coach-built hypercar limited to 100 clients, as the Goodwood marque pivots from volume to bespoke luxury. Read more: Rolls-Royce targets collectors with £3m electric Nightingale as coach-building strategy accelerates
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Government doubles down on gaming with £30m funding package as sector eyes global growth
The UK government has unveiled a £30m funding package for video game developers, doubling support for the sector through its Creative Industries Sector Plan and Industrial Strategy. Read more: Government doubles down on gaming with £30m funding package as sector eyes global growth
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