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The chief executive of Three UK says UK homes could benefit from giving up their fixed-line connections.

Riot Games faces legal action over its alleged “bro culture” workplace.

The Harry Potter author claims the ex-employee used her money to fund shopping sprees for luxury goods.

John Lewis Partnership says Sir Charlie Mayfield will depart in 2020 after 13 years in the role.

M&S chief executive Steve Rowe says he is “protecting the magic” of M&S food.

M&S chief executive Steve Rowe says he is “protecting the magic” of M&S food.

The warning comes as the UK’s largest lender says prices are rising at the lowest rate for five years

Creditors left owed millions after Banham Poultry sale last month.

Creditors left owed millions after Banham Poultry sale last month.

Donald Trump’s former chief economic advisor says the US-China trade war will hurt American consumers.

Persimmon said Jeff Fairburn was leaving because the “negative impact” on its reputation over his pay.

Retailer considers closing more stores after a weak trading performance over the last six months.

Radio 1 Xtra DJ Sideman wonders why shoes have become more expensive since Brexit. BBC business editor Simon Jack attempts to clear things up for him.

Illegal “taxi-style” lift services are growing in popularity and could be putting young people in danger.

Indian airlines have been stepping up their recruitment drive for female pilots.

Many people in Ibiza’s music industry are worried about the White Isle’s future as authorities try to rein in its famous party scene.

The demand for flexible working space will grow by 30% a year for five years, according to new research.

If Brexit talks fail, it’s not clear what would replace travel agreements between the UK and EU.

PM co-opts industry leaders to launch five new business forums to deal with business issues post-Brexit.

The airline says a “fake” image of cabin crew sleeping at a Spanish airport damaged its reputation.

Former staff at Arcadia say the tycoon was a bully who harassed staff and threw things at them.

American customers’ statement and transaction histories have been exposed.

Dermot Nolan, chief executive of energy regulator Ofgem, says customers will be protected by the price cap.

Struggling fashion retailer to close 25 more outlets than previously announced in recovery plan.

The automobile supplier Schaeffler is to close two UK plants amid Brexit uncertainty.

Allied Healthcare delivers services to over 13,000 older and vulnerable people across the UK.

The Pepsi owner wants to buy the Lincolnshire company that was founded by three farmers in 2004.

Leave.EU and Arron Banks’ Eldon Insurance face fines for emails which breached data laws.

The fast fashion chain says three periods of unseasonable weather led to a decline in sales.

But the regulator admits that the cap will rise next year, reducing the average £76 saving