UK Households Look to Lock in Energy Prices as Crisis Recedes
Fixed energy tariffs are making a comeback in the UK, allowing consumers to lock in power and gas rates now that prices have eased from last year’s record levels.
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California Braces for ‘Catastrophic’ Flooding From Hurricane
(Bloomberg) — California and the Southwest are girding for dangerous flooding as Hurricane Hilary churns north along Mexico’s Pacific coastline spreading heavy rain and treacherous tides, while canceling hundreds of flights around the US.
Lamborghini, Ferrari, Rolls-Royce: The Best Debuts at Monterey Car Week
From electric hypercars to hydrogen SUVs, there’s something for everyone at America’s most glamorous car event.
Australia Report Says Spending to Rise $89.7 billion in 40 Years
Australia’s aging population and the cost of servicing debt are among key factors that will blow out government spending by about A$140 billion ($89.7 billion) in the next 40 years, according to excerpts of a key report to be released in full Thursday.
Rolls-Royce Debuts Droptail Roadster, Priced at Over $30 Million
Only four of the ultra-customized two-seater will be made.
Australian LNG Workers Give Woodside Ultimatum on Strike Action
Workers at one of Australia’s key liquefied natural gas facilities will take strike action if they cannot reach an agreement with Woodside Energy Group Ltd. by Wednesday, in the latest escalation over pay and conditions.
A Global Stock Trader’s Guide to Navigating Food Inflation
Agriculture stocks are beating their global peers this quarter as extreme weather, the war in Ukraine and rising protectionism drive up food prices. Exposure to the sector is a good hedge for inflation, some investors say.
Niger Junta Pledges Return to Democracy Within Three Years
Niger’s self-declared military leader on Saturday proposed a return to democracy within three years and warned the regional bloc against using military force.
Georgia’s Kemp Becomes GOP Kingmaker Despite Rift With Trump
Republican presidential candidates are coming to Atlanta to seek his endorsement. He’s picking fights with former President Donald Trump on social media. And he’s being talked about as a possible vice presidential candidate — if he doesn’t run for president himself.
British Columbia Orders More Evacuations as Wildfires Continue
British Columbia introduced travel restrictions and ordered more residents to leave their homes as record-breaking wildfires in Canada rage.
