Will Bain hears more as artificial intelligence dominates the World Economic Forum. We talk to a former sub-postmaster as a Fujitsu boss apologises. Plus, we hear from the boss of LinkedIn as new data shows wage growth has slowed again.

Will Bain has the latest as car insurance prices soar, according to one comparison site. We find out what's next for Everton and Nottingham Forest after the Premier League charged them with financial breaches. Plus, we have the latest from Hollywood and who won big at the Emmy's.

Will Bain hears from businesses affected by shipping delays in the Red Sea. Plus, how much did damage to vehicles from potholes cost drivers in 2023?

Will Bain looks at shipping, as the boss of Maersk says Red Sea delays could last months. Plus, does 2024 mark the end of the password?

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Felicity Hannah finds out about electric vehicle sales in the UK in 2023. And we hear from the man bidding to buy the Telegraph newspaper.

The UK's biggest mortgage lender has started cutting rates on its products, with more doing the same - Will Bain asks is this the start of a price war?

With increasing speculation that 2024 will be an election year, we consider what Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer's respective speeches could look like.

And after Luke Littler loses to Luke Humphries in the PDC World Darts Championship final, we speak to one darts retailer about the boost in orders he's seen since the 16 year old's impressive run.

The cost of production in horticulture is stopping growth in the sector, according to a new report from the NFU. Will Bain finds out what fruit and veg farmers think will bring green shoots to the industry.

As two of the world's biggest shipping firms say they will continue to avoid the Red Sea, we hear from a British furniture importer on how they've been impacted.

And as Luke Littler continues his run at the World Darts Championships, what business options are open to a 16-year-old sporting prodigy?