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Lloyd’s of London chief says the government’s Brexit White Paper fails the financial services sector.

Philippe Moryoussef, who worked for Barclays, is found guilty of conspiracy to fix the Euribor rate.

Lloyd’s of London insurance market chief says the service sector is dismayed at the Brexit White Paper.

Queues of “about a mile long” formed at one shopping centre, prompting calls to police.

The culture secretary will allow a deal after Fox made concessions including selling Sky News.

Workers at a plant in Italy are to strike after Fiat’s owner decided to pay €112m for the footballer.

The online fashion giant reports strong sales growth but investors had expected it to be even better.

But some are debating whether the cosmetics entrepreneur is truly “self-made”, as Forbes says.

But some are debating whether the cosmetics entrepreneur is truly “self-made”, as Forbes says.

Papa John’s founder John Schnatter has apologised for using the N-word in a conference call.

Once the Chinese tech giant pays a $400m deposit it can start buying US-made parts for its phones again.

After the US imposes tariffs on $34bn of goods from China, the BBC looks at President Trump’s move.

President Trump vows to move quickly on a UK trade deal after Brexit – but the reality is more complex.

Most bosses invited to dine with the US President and Theresa May appear to have said yes.

Some Irish pilots will go on strike on 20 July and 24 July following industrial action on Thursday.

Homes are typically taking two weeks longer to sell compared with last spring, surveyors say.

The battle for Sky intensifies after Comcast raises its bid for the UK broadcaster.

The price of Brent crude sinks almost 7% to $74.30 a barrel after Libya said it will boost supplies.

Angry passenger criticises train company manager for telling commuters to leave first class cabin.

Data brokers such as Acxiom make millions of pounds a year selling access to your data.

Workers are reportedly furious at missing out on time off to watch England play Croatia.

A homeless man is offered a job by a company boss, prompting other offers of help.

A backlog of payments – including wages – that were blocked by a IT problem on Sunday has yet to be cleared.

An engineer is accused of stealing databases and hardware, and trying to flee to China.

The UK government is due to set out its plans for the country’s post-Brexit relationship with the EU. What do we know so far?

The UK government is due to set out its plans for the country’s post-Brexit relationship with the EU. What do we know so far?

The ride-hailing firm’s head of human resources has left after claims she mishandled complaints.

Rupert Murdoch’s Fox increases its offer for Sky as part of a takeover battle with Comcast.

Tesla’s move comes as the US-China trade war heats up.

Beijing describes Washington’s latest tariff threat on $200bn of imports as “totally unacceptable”.