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- Aug 26, 2026
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Elon Musk to build $100bn Louisiana rocket base (opens the original)
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Elon Musk's SpaceX is to build a $100bn (£73bn) launch complex in Louisiana as the company races to expand its capacity for Starship rocket missions. The 125,000-acre site at Pecan Island, a remote area of coastal marshland, will become the company's largest launch facility with construction set to begin next year and the first launch planned for 2029. Gwynne Shotwell, SpaceX's president, said the facility would eventually support thousands of Starship flights each year, carrying missions to Ear
Harvey Nichols risks collapse without rescue deal (opens the original)
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Harvey Nichols has warned it could collapse without a rescue deal as it scrambles to find a buyer for the business. The luxury department store will cease trading within a year unless it can be sold or it secures an fresh cash injection, newly filed accounts show. No new funding had been agreed as of July 30 when the accounts were signed off. The warning is underlining the urgency of finding a buyer for the retailer, known for featuring prominently in the 1990s BBC sitcom Absolutely Fabulous. Si
John Lewis to cut hundreds of jobs as it scraps gift-wrapping stations (opens the original)
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John Lewis is poised to cut around 200 jobs after announcing the closure of in-store gift-wrapping services and foreign exchange desks. The department store chain has launched a redundancy consultation as part of a new cost-cutting drive, as bosses aim to restore profits after posting pre-tax losses of £21m last year. This will include shutting bureau de change counters in 30 stores and removing gift-wrapping services in another 25. The changes will be introduced this autumn. John Lewis said the
Billionaire Issa brother buys failed tycoon’s petrol stations (opens the original)
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Zuber Issa, a billionaire entrepreneur, has agreed to buy 85 forecourts from the collapsed Prax Group as he races to build a new fuel empire. The acquisition takes Zuber Issa's EG On The Move business, launched three years ago, to 285 forecourts, after a series of rapid deals. The Issa brothers – Zuber Issa and his brother Mohsin Issa – built up their previous business, EG Group, into one of Europe's largest petrol station operators after buying a single garage in Bury, Greater Manchester, in 20
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