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Flights, Tariffs and The 02

The Transport Secretary's to meet the UK's air traffic control boss after dozens of flights were cancelled yesterday following a technical glitch. Darren McCaffrey speaks to Surinder Arora - who runs hotels at airports - about options to increase capacity in the south east.New US ...  Afficher plus

Gary Neville, YouTube and online protections

In today's episode of the Sky News Business Podcast, Darren McCaffrey speaks to former England footballer - and business owner - Gary Neville about Labour's planned rises to national insurance. Darren also discusses YouTube becoming the second most-watched TV service in the UK.An ...  Afficher plus

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Table Topics: Oil Prices, Rittenhouse, and Ethical Debates
Skimm This

First up: We’ve got a breakdown of the week’s biggest stories – including anti-lockdown protests in Europe, what President Biden is doing to lower gas prices, and why more Americans are saying they don’t want to have children. Next: We’ll break down the verdict in the Kyle Ritten ...  Afficher plus

Inflation falls - but what might it mean for interest rates?
Sky News Daily

The price of everyday things - mainly food - is now rising at the lowest level since 2021.   Official data shows inflation eased last month to 3.2% - down from 3.4% - but the fall was slightly less than economists expected.   On the Daily, Niall Paterson looks at what's going on ...  Afficher plus

Fed hikes rates, but next steps are uncertain
FT News Briefing

US interest rates are going up by 0.75% for the second month in a row, the drama surrounding Elon Musk’s halted Twitter takeover debacle is hurting the social media company’s advertising business and employee morale, and European gas prices are rising as Russia cuts gas flows ...

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Are we in a recession?
Today, Explained

The US economy has shrunk for two consecutive quarters. That’s technically a recession. But economists aren’t so sure we’re actually in one. Madeleine Ngo and Jacob Goldstein explain. This episode was produced by Avishay Artsy and Miles Bryan, edited by Matt Collette, fact-checke ...  Afficher plus