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Boxer Floyd Mayweather recaptures his title in the Forbes list of the world’s 100 top earning athletes.

The MegaUpload founder tweeted that he would like to see the creation of a new social network.

Customers booked on New York flights will receive refunds or transfers, Primera say.

Delaware becomes the first US state to expand sports betting under new rules – but UK firms see a bigger market.

The dominant sector of the UK economy grew faster than expected in May, a survey suggests.

The Swedish clothes shop is bringing its measurements in line with UK sizing after customer complaints.

Charles and David Koch back a multi-million dollar campaign against President Trump’s trade tariffs.

The royal wedding, bank holidays and warmer weather helped to boost sales last month, a survey says.

The shares were sold at almost half the price the government paid in its £45bn bailout of RBS in 2008.

Ministers say “the time for action is now” with MPs set to vote on expansion in the coming weeks.

In a warming world, extreme weather and natural disasters are on the rise. Can tech help us prepare?

Both petrol and diesel jumped 6p a litre in May as oil increased and the pound weakened, the RAC says.

Both petrol and diesel jumped 6p a litre in May as oil increased and the pound weakened, the RAC says.

The UK’s smaller shopping centres bore the brunt of retail closures last year, but niche outlets expanded.

Howard Schultz hints at political ambitions as he steps down as Starbucks’ executive chairman.

The next versions of the iOS and the Mac operating systems will block the social network’s trackers.

Energy secretary Greg Clark tells MPs the UK government is considering investing in Wylfa Newydd

The latest sale of 925 million shares will reduce Treasury’s stake in RBS from 70.1% to 62.4%.

The company has a factory in Hull which produces 500 million frozen Yorkshire puddings a year.

A miscalculation leads to uncertainty surrounding the future of 21 stores.

The accountancy firm also plans to ban all-male interview panels and look at how key roles are awarded.

The social network says that data-sharing deals with smartphone-makers were in users’ interests.

GMB wants drivers making deliveries for Amazon to get the minimum wage as well as sick and holiday pay.

Prime minister tells Donald Trump that US steel and aluminium tariffs are “deeply disappointing”.

Struggling department store chain says it remains in “constructive” talks with its banks.

The industry’s trade body, IATA, cuts its 2018 forecast for airline profits amid rising fuel and labour costs.

Andy Burnham calls for a temporary price cut on routes affected by a new interim timetable.

Trains are cancelled or severely delayed despite two companies introducing new interim services.

Australia’s largest lender was accused of breaching money laundering and terror financing laws.

Philippe Dufour has been making watches by hand for 50 years but has no-one to pass his skills on to.