US charges Chinese hackers who targeted dissidents
The Justice Department said Chinese agencies paid as much as $75,000 (£58,200) for each hacked email inbox. Source: Original News
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Worst train companies to be named and shamed
Millions of passengers will be able to see cancellation and delay data in train stations Source: Original News
Home buyers race to beat stamp duty rise
Thresholds will change on 1 April, leaving buyers a few weeks to complete or pay more in stamp duty. Source: Original News
Carmakers win reprieve from Canada and Mexico tariffs
Trump says he will exempt cars from the new import taxes, while continuing his criticism of Canada. Source: Original News
UK competition watchdog drops Microsoft-OpenAI probe
Digital rights campaigners say it shows the regulator has given into Big Tech and been “defanged.” Source: Original News
US tariffs could hit UK consumers, Bank experts warn
Trump tariffs could affect UK economic growth, hitting UK consumers in the pocket, Bank experts warn Source: Original News
Trump exempts carmakers from tariffs temporarily
Donald Trump says carmakers will be spared a day after tariffs went into effect. Source: Original News
Trump mulls exemption for some carmakers from tariffs
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick says Donald Trump is considering a deal that would offer exemptions from tariffs on Canada and Mexico. Source: Original News
Co-op admits unlawfully blocking rival store openings
The grocer admits breaching an order aimed at giving shoppers choice and access to the cheapest prices. Source: Original News
Chancellor set to cut welfare spending by billions
Cuts to areas including welfare will be put to the official forecaster ahead of the Spring Statement. Source: Original News