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Business news — October 2, 2026

Business publications published on October 2, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

6 publications

  1. BusinessMiddle EastUnited KingdomCricket

    Manchester City Found Guilty of Financial Rule Violations; Prime Minister Expresses Concern Over Possible Sale

    Manchester City has been found guilty of over 100 financial rule violations by the Premier League, including inflating revenues and understating costs. The club denies wrongdoing and plans to appeal. Prime Minister Andy Burnham expressed concern over the potential sale of the club by its Abu Dhabi-based owners, highlighting their significant investments in Manchester. The British government has clarified that the club is not above the law and will face consequences if guilty.
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  2. BusinessTaxTradeLogistics

    MPs Urge HMRC to Scrutinize Tax Implications of Manchester City Case

    The Treasury Committee, chaired by Dame Meg Hillier, has written to HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) urging the tax authority to scrutinize the tax implications of the Manchester City case. The club was recently found guilty of 114 out of 115 financial regulation breaches by an independent commission. Hillier requested reassurance from HMRC that they are addressing the issues and acting in the public interest.
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  3. BusinessAsiaBudget

    Czech Government Implements Fuel Price Cap

    The Czech government has introduced a 'price cap' on fuel, making it illegal for petrol stations to sell fuel above set prices. From October 1, petrol can be sold for a maximum of 46.14 CZK/l and diesel for 48.72 CZK/l, an increase of approximately 4 crowns per litre since early September. The state will also limit the margin of petrol stations and temporarily reduce the excise duty on diesel.
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  4. BusinessTradeEquitiesHardware

    Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Achieve Highest-Ever Quarterly Sales

    Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Limited recorded an all-time high quarterly sales volume of 201,723 units in Q2 FY27, registering a massive 40% YoY growth compared to 144,397 units in Q2 FY26. Domestic passenger vehicle sales expanded 40% YoY to reach 196,674 units, while the PV International Business (IB) segment saw a 20% YoY increase to 5,049 units during the quarter. EV sales reached a historic milestone of over 47,000 units (+90% YoY), pushing Tata's EV portfolio penetration to 23%. CNG-powered vehicles delivered quarterly record volumes to represent 28% of overall sales, driving combined EV and CNG alternative-fuel penetration to a dominant 51% of total quarterly volumes.
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  5. BusinessBudgetPublic HealthHealthcare

    Trump Orders Agencies to Reduce DC Mosquitoes by 90% and Ticks by 50%

    President Donald Trump signed an executive order directing federal agencies to cut invasive mosquito populations by 90% and the city’s tick population by 50% over the next two years in Washington, DC. The campaign aims to reduce mosquito and tick breeding grounds and deploy targeted natural controls, with a focus on using biotechnology-based methods. The administration also plans to expand research into diseases spread by ticks and mosquitoes.
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