The European Commission released its annual study on the Safety Gate system that enables information on measures taken against dangerous non-food products to be circulated rapidly.
Volkswagen has lost control of a vast car plant in Russia as part of a legal battle with a car maker controlled by sanctioned oligarch Oleg Deripaska.
Martin Lewis has issued a warning to millions of people who are saving into a workplace or private pension scheme. Source: The Martin Lewis Money Show, ITV
A US-based developer of small nuclear reactors has signed a deal to sell 24 of its power plants to UK customers, putting pressure on rival makers including Rolls-Royce.
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TikTok influencer Rob Adcock showed followers how they can catch a flight to Abu Dhabi for less than £70. In the video, Rob gives a snippet of his travel to the other side of the world, and how he got there for less money than some train tickets.
Some people have been waiting two years for this sought-after garden chair.
(Reuters) -A Russian court on Monday froze all Volkswagen assets in Russia, in the latest obstacle to the German carmaker's year-long efforts to wind down its Russian operations. Volkswagen, along with other foreign carmakers, suspended operations in Russia last year after western countries imposed unprecedented sanctions on Moscow over the conflict in Ukraine. It has been trying to sell its Russian assets, including its flagship plant in the city of Kaluga, which has production capacity of 225,000 vehicles a year and has been furloughed since March 2022.
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An Essex mum who took the plunge to give up her career during lockdown has opened her second store.
A U.S. judge said on Monday JPMorgan Chase & Co and Deutsche Bank AG must face lawsuits accusing them of enabling Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking. The decision by U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff in Manhattan could expose the banks to additional financial and reputational damage for keeping Epstein as a client, even after the late financier registered as a sex offender. In a six-paragraph order, Rakoff said JPMorgan must face a lawsuit by the U.S. Virgin Islands accusing it of missing red flags about Epstein's abuse of women on Little St. James, a private island he owned there.
Rolls-Royce is offering its luxury car fans one last taste of the velvet hammer. In marking the end of the line for the Wraith coupe and its sumptuous V-12 engine, Rolls Royce announced an extremely limited model - the Black Badge Wraith Black Arrow edition. In keeping with it being the last V-12 coupe, Rolls-Royce is only making 12 of the cars.
The cuts come on top of 18,000 job cuts the business had already announced in January.
The biggest U.S. banks have not stepped forward to welcome homeless crypto businesses scrambling for banking services after fleeing the wreckage of Silvergate Bank, Signature Bank and Silicon Valley Bank.
The vessel is undergoing its annual inspection by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA).
Series of actions planned this spring as union members call for more pay since firms are ‘raking it’
Buffett has reportedly spoken to the White House about investing in US regional banks, but he might get worse terms than he did in 2008.
Shadow minister describes proposal as ‘very worrying’ while ex-PwC economist calls it ‘terribly short-sighted’
China’s diesel exports increased tenfold in the first two months of the year compared to the year before, a result of weak domestic demand, high export quotas, and European demand.
It follows an earlier round of 18,000 layoffs announced in January
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