The Champagne bubble has burst telegraph.co.uk/business/2024/…

Harry Cole

So glad they found a way to get all the meat out of rice

Scoop from Chris Williams: Elliott isn't the only bidder circling Currys - JD.com, China's answer to Amazon, has also made inquiries telegraph.co.uk/business/2024/…

i can’t believe they named a line after her

I remember going to one of these PM connect events that was held three months ago almost to the day just after Tory conference.

A striking change in language... from an emphasis on being a change candidate then... now Sunak says the country needs to 'stick with the plan'.

The City craze of putting beehives on office roofs to boost eco-credentials is flooding London with too many bees and creating a crisis because there aren't enough flowers telegraph.co.uk/business/2023/…

Mugging is ‘dying industry’ because fewer people carry cash, says Virgin Money finance chief telegraph.co.uk/business/2023/…

Hard to put into words just how enormous the recent flows of migration into UK are, so this chart 👇 is prob a better place to start.
This country has NEVER seen net migration as high as this.
Look at the population-adjusted figures going back to 1850.
It’s totally unprecedented.

FORBES DOES IT AGAIN

The last week in OpenAI history

OpenAI is going to collapse

Microsoft, Google, and anyone with a budget is going to raid what’s left of the team that doesn’t go with Sam

The entire poker table has been tossed over… chips, drinks, cards, players strewn everywhere — complete chaos.

And chaos is a ladder

Spoke to the developer whose plan for a £2.5bn data centre on the edge of the M25 was blocked by planning laws last week:

'It’s an illustration of the death grip that green belt policy has on growth in this country.'

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Repeatedly hung up on by the Indesit UK automated customer service line for no good reason - shoddy, awful service. Complete regret buying a product from them

Very risky to talk about how politicians promise change but don't deliver in the same speech where you cancel HS2

Whether you believed it or not, you can see how Boris’s sunlit uplands and Saudi Arabia of wind etc. was an alluring pitch - it appeals to sense of inner potential

No trains, no cigarettes, more maths from Sunak is the opposite - prescriptions based on weakness

A bizzaro version of JFK’s ask now what the country does for you, ask what can you do for you country

The reality is the individual cannot have an impact on the tax burden when the key forces pushing up the burden are an ageing population and political decisions on spending

So things that haven't happened aren't happening and everyone has a bit longer to buy an expensive electric car