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UK long-term borrowing costs have hit their highest level since 1998.

Meta is scrapping its third party fact-checking service in the US after nine years and replacing it with a "community notes" system, similar to the one used by X.

The first indication of Mark Zuckerberg's capitulation to the MAGA movement came when he went to Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort for Thanksgiving in December.

There is mounting evidence that consumers are facing hikes to bills on many fronts after Next became the latest to warn of price rises ahead.

Shop prices will rise in 2025 as the key Christmas trading period failed to meet retailers' expectations, according to industry data.

Here's a quiz question: how much would you say the supply of non-Russian gas to Europe (including the UK) has gone up since the invasion of Ukraine?

A consortium of Silicon Valley financiers and executives is assembling a late bid to gatecrash the auction of English cricket's Hundred tournament by tabling offers for the two London-based franchises.

Businesses shed jobs at the fastest pace since January 2021 in December, according to a closely-watched survey of activity containing the latest evidence of a budget backlash.

ClearScore, the credit information provider which came close to being swallowed up by FTSE-100 giant Experian seven years ago, is reaffirming its independent growth prospects with the purchase of a smaller UK fintech.

Rachel Reeves is on course to tighten Whitehall public service budgets further than expected in the spending review because of the worsening economic outlook, Sky News can reveal.