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Chris Bush and John Scouler had each been accused of one charge of fraud and one of false accounting.

Some countries are blocking the use of telecoms network equipment from the Chinese firm.

Wall Street stabilises after London and other major European stock markets fall more than 3%.

Lenders are failing to support some vulnerable people who fall behind on their repayments, the FCA says.

The telecoms giant’s chief financial officer is being held in Canada and faces possible US extradition.

The firm sees a big fall in half-year profits, saying extreme weather has caused a rise in leaks.

The mobile phone company says its services are working again, but some users are still having problems.

Britain’s leading gambling companies voluntarily agree to a “whistle-to-whistle” television advertising ban.

A children’s charity calculates a million children will spend Christmas without adequate food or comfort.

How superfast mobile connectivity will help dairy farmers monitor the health of their cows.

Oil prices recently hit 12-month lows. Opec wants to raise them, President Trump wants them lowered.

Some homeowners have been asked to sign gagging orders to claim compensation or get the problem fixed.

National Union of Students says more expensive accommodation is causing a “real affordability problem”.

With the resignation of the chairman of HS2, how is the high-speed rail project shaping up?

The US seeks the extradition of chief financial officer Meng Wanzhou, daughter of Huawei’s founder.

Sir Terry Morgan steps down from both roles after reported government pressure over Crossrail delay.

Riders hired by the gig-economy delivery firm are not entitled to collective bargaining, court rules.

The travel giant failed to raise money to secure its future after three profit warnings in a year.

George Henderson was wrongly paid a carer’s allowance and may be jailed if he doesn’t sell his house.

It still plans to use the Chinese company’s phone mast antennas and certain other products.

Growth in the UK’s key services sector hits its lowest level since July 2016, prompting fears of stagnation.

The aviation regulator takes legal action over the airline’s refusal to compensate thousands of passengers.

Shareholders in Shire and Takeda vote in favour of creating one of the world’s biggest pharma groups.

The US and China have agreed to a 90-day pause to their ongoing trade war, to avoid escalation.

Three parents share their very different experiences of staying home to look after their children.

The investigative programme says the fast-fashion retailer broke advertising standards rules.

Money taken from man’s account while he was unconscious in hospital, after being attacked in London.

What happens if your boss wants to hug you, cuddle you, massage you, or even to kiss your neck?

More than 10,000 households made subsidence claims worth £64m, the highest level for 12 years.

The French fashion house becomes the first to turn its back on exotic pelts like snake and lizard.