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UK renters and BNPL users can now see how those payments may affect their credit profile before applying for loans or mortgages.
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Smaller firms welcomed rates relief in the Autumn Budget, but bosses warned energy bills, AI adoption costs and weak hiring confidence still bite.
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For buyers, the benchmark suggests that annual bills for the same workload can differ by hundreds of thousands of dollars between cloud warehouses.
Pennies passes GBP £90 million in UK micro-donations
Customer checkout round-ups have now delivered more than GBP £90 million to charities as cash use keeps falling and digital giving grows.
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Budget measures on AI and founder tax relief won praise from tech backers, but many said Britain still lacks the scale-up capital to keep firms here.
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