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Up to 14 million people affected by the UK’s car finance issue may receive around £700 each in compensation. The payments are expected to be lower than initially predicted. However, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), which outlined the compensation plans on Tuesday, stated that lenders could face costs of

Rising Global Temperatures Linked to Increased Extreme Weather Events A recent study highlights the growing connection between rising global temperatures and more frequent extreme weather events worldwide. Researchers warn that without significant action, these trends could worsen in the coming decades. The report, published in CuriosityNews, analyzed decades of climate

Qantas is among nearly 40 companies worldwide given until Friday to negotiate with hackers threatening to expose up to 1 billion personal records. The group Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters reportedly posted the ransom demand on a dark web leaks site, warning that stolen data would be shared unless paid. They claim

Treasury officials are reportedly concerned about the timing of a revision to UK productivity forecasts by the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR), as it may complicate fiscal planning. Rachel Reeves could be forced to consider up to £30bn in tax increases or spending reductions for her budget on 26 November

Volkswagen will temporarily halt operations at two of its German facilities due to declining interest in fully electric vehicles. The automaker will suspend production for one week in mid-October in Dresden, as well as at its electric vehicle (EV) factory in Zwickau, which manufactures six EV models for Volkswagen, Audi,

Volkswagen Nears Tariff Agreement with the US as It Targets Affordable Electric Cars in Europe The head of Volkswagen has stated that the company is close to reaching a tariff agreement with the US, while also focusing on the market for reasonably priced electric vehicles in Europe. Europe’s largest