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The company said it has been supported by strong demand in its civil aerospace business.

Interest rate decisions and a packed diary of corporate results mean another hectic session in financial markets.

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For one lucky Rolls-Royce owner and Fleming obsessive, this one-off Phantom Goldfinger will blur the lines between cinematic fantasy and real life

British Airways has cancelled all flights between New York and London Gatwick from December 12 until March 2025 due to significant delays in receiving Rolls-Royce engines, affecting hundreds of travellers and prompting alternative travel arrangements.

British Airways has cancelled flights on the London-New York route for around three months over the winter period

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Around 103 transatlantic trips are scrapped from December 12 to March 25

Rolls-Royce doesn't shy away from interesting one-off projects, as evidenced by this two-tone Phantom. It bears a striking resemblance to the 1937 Rolls-Royce Phantom III featured in the James Bond movie Goldfinger, and that's certainly no accident. This new model—appropriately called Phantom Goldfinger—is a rolling homage to the classic 1964…

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