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Nine big oil companies are on track to share more than $95bn in profits for a second consecutive quarter, according to The Guardian. The scale of the earnings highlights persistent fossil-fuel profitability and could intensify scrutiny over energy prices, taxation, and climate policy.
The Guardian has published consumer guidance on what UK buyers should consider when choosing a smart lock. It highlights factors such as security, compatibility and practical use that matter for protecting a home.
UK charities say demand for Christmas gifts and donations has increased this year, according to BBC Business. The rise puts extra pressure on charitable resources as organisations try to meet requests from struggling households during the festive period.
A Christmas shoebox appeal has launched to collect donated gifts for children in need, according to BBC Business. The campaign asks people to fill shoeboxes with items for children. It is a seasonal charity effort with limited wider impact.
The Guardian podcast examines how a super El Niño is causing severe disruption to the fishing industry. It explains the combined pressures on fisheries and why the impact matters for livelihoods and food supply.
The Guardian Business podcast looks at the people and groups who resisted Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency. It explores their actions and why opposition to Musk’s cost-cutting and restructuring efforts matters.
New Buy Now Pay Later regulations are being introduced, and BBC Business explains how consumers can avoid being caught out. The changes affect shoppers who use BNPL services and may alter how providers assess affordability and disclose terms. Consumers should understand the rules because BNPL debt can carry financial risks.
Rising living costs are a top concern for US voters, with BBC Business reporting anecdotal accounts of severe hardship, including people eating cat food. The issue is likely to shape voter priorities and political debate as affordability pressures grow.
Virgin Media O2 plans to cut thousands of jobs, according to BBC Business. The UK telecoms operator is reducing its workforce as it seeks to streamline operations, with the cuts set to affect a significant number of employees and add to concerns about job security in the sector.