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Middle-class customers risk paying more for their shopping as retailers tailor prices
The growth of AI means retailers can increasingly tailor prices to individual customers
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Up to 1,500 jobs at risk after Britain's most popular bookmakers cited increasing costs under Labour behind its decision
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Millions could pay more tax despite claims policy would boost investment
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Sir Keir Starmer denied the Government was lifting sanctions on Russia
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Energy bills to rise by £75 a year to cover unpaid customer debts
EDF said household energy debt is now "out of control"
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Pension changes from HMRC could result in instant cash off tax bills
New digital service enables faster claims as more workers are drawn into higher tax bands
Labour refuse calls to give bereaved families more time to pay death taxes on pensions: 'Heartless decision!'
Ministers refused calls from the House of Lords to delay interest charges despite concerns over pension tax changes
Ed Miliband's Net Zero blitz driving investment of 'Britain's greatest industrial asset' abroad, experts warn
It comes as Labour pledges to ban any new licences for oil and gas drilling licenses to alleviate 'the worsening climate crisis'
Business update: 100-year-old family brewery falls into administration falls into administration as pubs face crisis
Redemption Brewery Company has filed for administration
Major British engineering firm collapses into administration with 200 airport jobs at risk
Wallace McDowall Ltd appointed administrators after weeks of speculation surrounding the Prestwick Airport-based manufacturer
Wetherspoon is slashing food and drink prices to highlight tax burden
JD Wetherspoon founder and chairman Tim Martin said he wants to expose the “vast disparity” in how pubs and restaurants are taxed, compared with supermarkets