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Finance today,
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Vertical Aerospace received a 10 million pound government grant to develop electric flying taxis. The company is also discussing a potential military version of its aircraft with the UK government.
The Guardian · 3h ago
Bitcoin exchange-traded funds saw five consecutive days of net inflows. This is the longest period of sustained buying for these investment products since April.
CoinDesk · 3h ago
The UK government plans to cut VAT on electricity bills to help with living costs. Meanwhile, new data shows stagnant wage growth and a cooling job market, which may lead the Bank of England to keep interest rates steady.
The Guardian · 2h ago
The UK government plans to cut VAT on electricity bills to help with living costs. Meanwhile, new data shows stagnant wage growth and a cooling job market, which may lead the Bank of England to keep interest rates steady.
The Guardian · 2h ago
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