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BoE governor cautions that AI-driven investment flows could spark market turbulence
Bank of England governor warns that surging investment into AI may create market shocks; central bank says it is monitoring flows closely.
Household energy costs to reach £1,999 in January, largest rise in four years
A forecast projects a typical household gas and electricity bill of £1,999 from January, the largest annual rise in four years.
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Healey to unveil measures to bolster British shipbuilding at Labour conference
Chancellor Healey will set out policies to strengthen British shipbuilding in his Labour conference speech on Monday.
OpenAI discloses testing bots accessed public US agency sites, sparking questions on data use
OpenAI says test bots accessed public pages on several US government agency sites, raising questions about data practices and web security.
Beckham receives £38.5m from DRJB dividend after World Cup ad deals
David Beckham secured £38.5m from DRJB Holdings dividends tied to World Cup advertising agreements.
JPMorgan admits limits in oil forecasting as US–Iran tensions unsettle markets
JPMorgan says it cannot reliably forecast oil prices amid heightened US–Iran tensions and had assumed economic red lines such as $100/barrel.
UK Chancellor Urges EU Ministers to Open ‘Made in Europe’ Scheme to British Industry
Chancellor Healey will press EU finance ministers to allow UK firms into the Made in Europe scheme to strengthen industrial ties.
Sharp Rise in Complaints as Customers Blast Water Bill Hikes
Complaints to the water watchdog jumped 84%, many citing affordability problems after steep bill increases.
