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Government borrows less than expected in September
The figures have prompted debate over how much "wiggle room" the chancellor has for tax cuts.
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Prepayment fears delaying smart meter roll-out, warn MPs
Concern about being remotely switched on to prepayment meters is deterring smart meter uptake, say MPs.
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Amazon launches humanoid robots to ‘free up’ staff
The US tech giant is looking at ways it can automate more of its operations.
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RMT union votes for six more months of rail strikes
RMT boss Mick Lynch said members had provided a "decisive mandate" for further action.
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Top crypto firms named in $1bn fraud lawsuit
New York's top lawyer called it "another example of bad actors" in the crypto industry.
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EU gives Meta and TikTok formal Hamas disinformation deadline
Both firms must respond within a week to the request for information under the EU's new tech rules.
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New warrants given to force-fit prepayment meters
The practice has been halted since February but will resume only when approval is given by Ofgem.
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Amazon, Expedia and Trustpilot unite to fight fake reviews
Major online firms will work together to fight fake reviews and share best practice.
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TransPennine Express announces service cuts to boost punctuality
The train firm's boss says the temporary reduction will help "fix the business in the long term".
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Nokia to axe up to 14,000 jobs to cut costs
The Finnish telecoms giant reported a fall in sales due to slowing demand for 5G equipment.
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