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Hundreds of thousands more charge points could be installed under plans from the transport secretary.

Linda Jackson is the first female and first British CEO of French carmaker Citroën.

Simplyhealth chief executive Romana Adbin didn’t let the lasting impact of polio hold her back.

Ministers are prioritising cost over quality, leading to worse public services, say MPs.

The fuel giant said all its petrol stations can now accept card payments after a three-hour outage.

Fourteen UK airports now charge to drop off passengers, although Heathrow and Gatwick are free.

David Coulthard swapped the high-powered world of Formula 1 for a new career path in the media and business.

Sixteen areas of England and Wales have not seen a seven-figure property sale in the last decade.

Eike Batista’s success was in step with Brazil’s economic rise, unfortunately their failures were in-step too

China files a WTO complaint and Russia imposes tariffs in retaliation for US measures.

The US president raises the prospect of more tariffs on about $500bn of Chinese imports.

They must show how they would cope with a cyber-attack or tech failure, following problems at TSB.

A major supplier to UK supermarkets recalls 43 products over dears they contain the bacteria listeria.

About 20,000 ticket holders for forthcoming events will not be reimbursed, administrators say.

The US economy created 213,000 jobs last month, with the manufacturing sector helping to drive the gains.

Sony Music boss Rob Stringer: “As a record company boss you’ve got to be good at keeping secrets.”

Mozambique’s national airline has been struggling to get fuel for its planes.

The billionaire who set his sights on Mars: Elon Musk has revolutionised the worlds of rocketry, cars and online payments. What will he come up with next?

Tom Enders says government has “no idea” on how to take the UK out of the EU without “severe harm”.

UK workers’ output per hour fell in the first three months of the year compared with the previous quarter.

Annual price growth hasn’t been slower since March 2013, the Halifax says.

The billionaire suggests inflating a tube “like a bouncy castle” to try to retrieve the trapped boys.

The trade war between the US and China is escalating.

The trade war between the US and China is escalating.

Kayla Hanna, 20, was awarded £2,000 after staff at a concert confiscated her fizzy drink.

The BBC’s Aaron Heslehurst explains how headphones became a million dollar idea.

Discarded phones and televisions are a rich source of metals, and e-waste miners see money-making potential.

A family in France has become the first in the world to move into a 3D-printed home.

Children may be signing up to apps with terms and conditions only university students can understand.

13 year olds can sign up to Facebook and Google sites. But can they understand those companies’ privacy policies?