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Despite not owning the land outright, Tim Draper has seen a flood of creative proposals for his Tanzanian island property.

The broadcaster plans its largest-ever layoffs as part of a strategic review to cut costs.

Japanese brewer cites 50% tariff on Canadian beer imports as reason for moving non-alcoholic production.

Homewares retailer's stock falls 11% as scorching temperatures deter shoppers and new boss outlines £100 million cost-saving strategy.

The nation sold 4.25 billion pounds in long-dated debt at a multi-decade high yield, reflecting global economic pressures.

Traders returned from the Labor Day holiday to a market anticipating reduced energy consumption.

Soaring yields on government debt highlight deeper issues within the UK's borrowing costs compared to international rivals.

The proportion of new home loans with deposits under 10% has reached its highest level since 2008, according to Bank of England data.

The latest Market Talk roundup includes insights on construction, infrastructure, and semiconductor companies.

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