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Six states are told to pull 73,000 eggs from sale after residue from an insecticide is detected.

The taxi app is considering using artificial intelligence to determine “uncharacteristic user activity”.

Europe’s highest court backs Christian Louboutin in its battle to protect its distinctive red soles.

Wage growth has slipped to 2.8%, official figures show, as unemployment falls.

The chain says 80% of its clothes will be under £20 as it tries to turn around its business.

The value of World Cup sponsorship has dropped between the 2014 event in Brazil and this year’s in Russia, says Nielsen.

President Donald Trump announced on Twitter that Larry Kudlow had been taken to hospital.

Two readers ask why they’ve seen fuel prices so much higher and lower than average in particular areas.

Should vegan burgers be displayed alongside regular burgers?

How using off-putting language can mean people you want to apply for a job don’t bother.

Christopher Edwards, who sold the chain in 2015, says it can be saved after falling into administration.

Traders tells BBC Radio 5 live they’re concerned about rising rents and the local community impact.

The US called such fraud prevalent and pledged to pursue perpetrators “regardless of where they are located”.

The German government says 774,000 Mercedes were fitted with emissions-cheating software.

The car firm said its Solihull factory would now be used to build new Range Rovers and Range Rover Sports.

President Trump’s continued engagement with North Korea raises curiosity over its economy – how do North Koreans live?

The departure of Sir Martin Sorrell from WPP should be explained says Lib Dem leader Sir Vince Cable.

Does the collapse of Poundworld into administration suggest the day of the pound shop is over?

Weak figures prompt a fall in the pound as expectations of an imminent rise in interest rates recede.

A Foxconn plant making products for Amazon underpaid staff according to a report from China Labor Watch.

Discount retailer Poundworld has appointed administrators, putting 5,100 jobs at risk.

Nirav Modi, the Indian jeweller accused of bank fraud has fled to London, the Financial Times reports.

Fashion designer Audrey-Laure Bergenthal advises would-be CEOs to “plan your dream carefully”.

Some rail firms are “thumbing their noses at passengers” by not reimbursing them, says Which?

Asset manager LGIM says it will act against firms that are not addressing the risks of climate change.

How US entrepreneur Kendra Scott set up and grew her eponymous jewellery company.

New Forza and Gears of War games were also announced as well as a takeover of two UK indie studios.

The jet engine maker has refused to confirm or deny claims that 4,000 jobs are to be axed.

France condemns diplomacy by “fits of anger” as President Trump mocks Canada’s prime minister.

In a referendum, the country backs a new betting law that critics say amounts to online censorship.