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Amazon's algorithm has allegedly been raising the price of fire safety equipment in response to increased demand during the California wildfires. The practice, known as surge pricing, has caused products including fire extinguishers and escape ladders to fluctuate significantly on Amazon, seemingly as a result of the retailer's pricing system responding to increased demand.
The Government has accused one of the world's largest tobacco firms, Phillip Morris, of illegally targeting UK consumers with tobacco adverts. A Daily Telegraph investigation found Phillip Morris, the maker of Marlboro cigarettes, is supplying newsagents across Britain with window posters promoting new iQOS tobacco heaters.
If the UK leaves the EU it is planning on dropping support for the Galileo space project. A new cluster of satellites, dubbed Project Oberon, is being planned by the military and they'll be able to see ground in startling detail
Tesco chairman John Allan argues white men are now an "endangered species" as prospective non-exec directors as boards scramble to hire female and ethnic minority board members.
Experts believe casinos and betting firms are grooming teenage gamers Rank Group has hosted tournaments where players gambled as they took park More betting firms are sponsoring eSports events, which attract young players Casinos and betting firms have been accused by experts of grooming teenage video gamers as the next generation of gamblers.
One of the UK's largest internet providers, TalkTalk, told education minister Sarah Teather that the government should downplay its focus on pornography filters and try to stop suicide sites instead, the Guardian has learned.
The department store said the decision was designed to 'deliver a good shopping experience for our customers' during tomorrow's shopping extravaganza. John Lewis has introduced the measure as it gears up to deal with what is expected to be its busiest shopping day of the year.
ARGENTINA is making a fresh demand from Britain after "softening" their claims over the Falkland Islands - a proper brew. Tea-mad Argies are desperate to get the Great British cuppa into their daily lives - with one supermarket calling for British suppliers to help their cause.
London's famous thoroughfare the Strand is in danger of losing its last family-run restaurant passed down through generations, as its landlord seeks to evict the family. Salieri has traded on the Strand for four decades and has survived spiralling rents and business rates, but is now on the verge of being forced out by landlord Aviva Investors.