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Asda provides the most expensive fuel in the UK:

Asda now the most expensive UK supermarket to buy fuel, study shows Chain once prided itself on selling the cheapest fuel but RAC analysis shows it is now the dearest

A year old start up of Elon Musk's openAI raises 6 billion:

Elon Musk’s xAI raises $6bn in bid to take on OpenAI Funding round values artificial intelligence startup at $18bn before investment, says multibillionaire

Profits missing forecasts and BP to cut $2bn in costs:

BP to cut $2bn in costs as profits miss forecasts Oil company to maintain pace of share buybacks despite impact of falling gas prices

Lack of trust in pensions for millenials:

‘I’m not saving into a pension – I don’t trust them’ ‘Doom spending’ millennials are finding alternative ways to fund their retirement

Tesla see's biggest revenue drop since 2012:

Tesla sees biggest revenue drop since 2012 but company shares still surge Shares up despite dip in revenue and profits after company said it expects to release new vehicle models sooner than expected

Revolut company refuses refund to victim of fraud

I’m a victim of scammers. But Revolut says ‘no’ to a refund The company seems to hold me entirely responsible for the fact £40,000 was stolen

Food inflation in world's rich nations

Food inflation in world’s rich nations falls to pre-Ukraine war levels Rate declines for 15th consecutive month across 38 OECD countries from 6.3% in January to 5.3% in February

New “dynamic” price cap based on the time of day British households use their energy

Energy price cap: Ofgem considers varying cost based on time of day Regulator for Great Britain launches consultation on options including ‘dynamic’ pricing

What will Budget 2024 mean for your money:

Budget 2024: When is it and what will it mean for my money? Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will set out the government's tax and spending plans in the spring Budget.

UK's net zero economy grew 9% in 2023:

UK’s net zero economy grew 9% in 2023, report finds Green businesses and jobs are booming – in stark contrast to the national economy – but political U-turns risk future growth