Inflation in Europe slows again, hitting 9.2% in December
Europe ended a bad year for inflation with some relief as price gains eased again.
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Europe ended a bad year for inflation with some relief as price gains eased again.
Firm said in October it had not paid any UK windfall taxes because of heavy investment in North SeaShell has revealed it will pay about $2bn (£1.7bn) in UK and EU windfall taxes for the final quarter of 2022 – the first time it has paid UK tax for five…
Official figures show that factory orders in Germany dropped 5.3% in November compared with the previous month, on a sharp drop in foreign demand.
Figure of £281,272 comes as property values drop by 1.5% in December, after 2.4% decline in NovemberThe average UK house price fell for the fourth month in a row in December, according to Halifax.Property values decreased by 1.5% in December, after a 2…
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Salesforce division Tableau was hit harder than other units in the company’s largest-ever round of jobs cuts this week, adding to a major reorganization that signals the $15.7 billion acquisition hasn’t lived up to expectations. Bloomberg reports: Chie…
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Artificial-intelligence research company OpenAI is in discussions over potentially selling at least $300 million in shares in a tender offer that would give it a roughly $29 billion valuation, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday. From a report: T…
Exercise equipment maker Peloton Interactive has agreed to pay roughly $19 million in fines related to its delay in reporting a defect for its treadmills that caused one death and multiple injuries, the federal consumer watchdog said Thursday.