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Some of the ways in which your finances will be affected are already clear – even before Monday’s Budget.

Altria, the maker of Marlboro cigarettes, will no longer sell flavoured and pod-based vape products.

The online giant expects sales growth of 10% to 20% in the crucial festive season fourth quarter.

The tech giant says it dismissed 48 employees, including 13 senior managers, over the past two years.

Details of the attack emerged as BA investigated a ‘sophisticated’ attack it suffered in September.

Speaking in the House of Lords, Lord Hain said it was in the public interest to reveal his name.

The retail billionaire is named in Parliament as the man facing newspaper allegations of sexual harassment.

US investors’ nerves have steadied after sharp falls on Wednesday.

Sales leap 30% in the third quarter, partly thanks to broadcasts of major US soccer and baseball games.

The supermarket hopes the High Street chain will help make it a “fashion destination”.

The gender pay gap falls to its lowest level ever – especially for younger workers, reports the ONS

The UK government publishes legislation on how it will manage its fishing waters after Brexit.

The firm, whose former boss Sir Martin Sorrell resigned amid misconduct claims, has cut its full-year outlook.

The Cambridge Analytica scandal was a “serious breach” of data protection laws, UK regulator says.

Philip Jansen takes the helm next year as Britain’s biggest telecoms provider seeks to revive its fortunes.

The troubled department store chain says it lost nearly £500m in the year to 1 September.

The Hong Kong airline said personal details including passport and credit card numbers were accessed.

Confused by Brexit jargon? Reality Check unpacks the basics.

Julian Dunkerton wants shareholders to back his plan to return to the fashion retailer after last week’s profit warning.

Caroline Lucas MP says that onshore wind energy is the cheapest. What are the figures behind her claim?

As the internet of things takes off, is security being sacrificed in the quest for higher speeds?

A brief guide to how the bitter trade battle between Washington and Beijing has unfolded so far.

Northampton was once the shoemaking capital of the world but many manufacturers have moved abroad.

One Bristol firm has moved some operations to Europe in place in case there is no deal.

A spending spree or more austerity? BBC editors tell us what to expect from the Budget.

New York state claims oil giant misled investors about how it accounted for risks of new regulation.

Labour says the chancellor must show he is serious about ending austerity by stopping spending cuts.

The US firm had faced strong local opposition and will now give the space to humanitarian groups.

European share markets steady after a sell-off on Wall Street and in Asia wiped out gains for 2018.

Elon Musk’s electric car maker reports only the third quarterly profit in its 15-year history.