| Zeit | Aktuelle Nachrichten | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| 13:07 | Kurt Geiger owner steps away from Harrods and Selfridges shoe departments | ||
| 12:07 | Energy regulator Ofgem closes in on appointment of Jarvis as new chief | ||
| 09:07 | Trump warning on diesel forces EU emergency talks as prices hit record highs | ||
| Do | Travelodge 'fundamentally failed' woman sexually assaulted in hotel room | ||
| Do | TalkTalk bidder Epiris seeks £300m BT waiver to dial up rescue | ||
| Do | Healey summons UK bank chiefs to pre-budget summit next week | ||
| Do | Goldman commits £500m to SME housebuilding lender Quantum | ||
| Do | Ministers hand EY contract to scrutinise Tata Steel funding request | ||
| Mi | BT asked for payment waiver as TalkTalk rescue negotiations intensify | ||
| Mi | Ted Baker fashions high street comeback two years after closure | ||
| Mi | Tax fears drive 70% surge in pension withdrawals | ||
| Mi | Insurance broker Howden Group lines up Darroch as chairman ahead of float | ||
| Mi | Huel advert banned for 'irresponsible' meal replacement claims | ||
| Di | Pensions firm Just axes quarter of workforce months after takeover | ||
| Di | Volkswagen braces for huge financial hit from FCA motor finance scheme | ||
| Di | TalkTalk gets engaged tone as buyers close in on £200m break-up | ||
| Di | OpenAI model shelved after showing 'higher levels of deception' | ||
| Mo | McLaren Racing on track to hit $1bn in revenue as chief's pay reaches record | ||
| Mo | Revolut and banking rivals urge Healey to raise tax surcharge threshold in budget | ||
| Mo | Avanti to be nationalised 'to build railway that actually works for people' | ||
| Mo | Bill Gates warns AI global framework talks harder than Cold War-era nuclear negotiations | ||
| So | Buyout firm Advent eyes Monzo stake amid £10bn Nubank bid talks | ||
| So | New scheme to get first-time buyers on housing ladder announced by Burnham | ||
| 25.09. | Revealed: EFL seeks £1bn five-year transfer from Premier League | ||
| 25.09. | 'I'm a builder - here's how to add £10,000 to your home's value with just £1,000 of work' |