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SIA, HMRC, and Kent Police team up for a joint operation targeting the night-time economy in Canterbury, uncovering regulatory violations and unlawful activities.

The Bank of England maintains interest rates at 3.75% amid concerns over economic fallout from the US-Israel war on Iran and the impact on the cost of living.

The once-booming craft beer industry faces challenges as COVID-19 downturns and changing consumer habits force breweries to close across the US.

Uber and Rivian partner to deploy 50,000 self-driving electric vehicles, signaling Rivian's progress in autonomous driving technology.

UK Export Finance backs British Steel in historic £746 million ports project in Nigeria, showcasing UK's manufacturing prowess on global stage.

BP announced the sale of its massive German oil refinery to Klesch Group as part of a $20 billion asset divestment plan to streamline operations and shift global headquarters to London.

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The UK's Competition and Markets Authority is examining whether Adobe's early cancellation fees are unfair or misleading to consumers. The outcome could impact the software giant's business practices.

UK steel producers and workers gain support through landmark Steel Strategy and robust trade measures, solidifying the nation's steel industry.

Nth Cycle's innovative modular nickel refining technology aims to reshore critical minerals processing, reducing reliance on overseas supply chains.