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Sunrise Senior Living will pay more than £2m after the Competition and Markets Authority stepped in.

Match Group says the social media giant’s plan for a dating app could benefit its business.

UK retail sales fall “off a cliff” in April, although the figures were distorted by the timing of Easter.

Firms which exploit staff could face higher financial penalties and increased risk of prosecution.

A rare behind-the-scenes tour of Ocado’s robot-run grocery-delivery operation.

From jewellery to bags, coats and dresses, the fashion industry is following Meghan Markle’s every move

London has overtaken Paris and Montreal for the title of best student city, despite being so expensive.

A report proposes giving 25-year-olds £10,000 and you’ve told us what you would do with that money.

The blockbuster movie helps Disney’s profits soar, amid questions about its 21st Century Fox bid.

The search giant unveils an experimental tool that can make appointments by calling businesses.

Viewpoint: After a new report highlights ways to tackle inter-generational fairness, three members of the same family discuss the issue

Talks to start on Wednesday, 17 years after Argentina’s debt default and 12 years after the country cut IMF ties.

The country’s president says backing would help strengthen Argentina’s growth and development.

The German carmaker says another 60,000 diesel engine A6 and A7 models have emission software issues.

Property prices dropped by 3.1% in April, the Halifax says, as demand for homes softened.

Firms pledge a crackdown on “excessive” differences between premiums for new and existing customers.

The Irish drugmaker is to be bought by the Japanese firm as the sides finally agree the deal’s terms.

The owner of Clydesdale Bank and Yorkshire Bank says a deal will create the UK’s largest challenger bank.

The foreign secretary claims a customs partnership would create “a whole new web of bureaucracy”.

Can supermarkets compete with each other on price in local areas?

Rail firms admit “anomalies” in the system mean passengers are not always offered the cheapest fare.

As demand for natural gas continues to surge, huge extraction vessels are about to go into action.

Ross McEwan tells MPs he recognises customer anger but he runs a commercial operation.

The government says it plans to eliminate all avoidable plastic waste, including wet wipes.

The US grocery giant is expected to announce a deal to buy the Indian e-commerce firm later this week.

A policy change means anyone buying ads will have to prove who they are and be a US citizen

The Information Commissioner wants to find out how the firm gathered and used data on a US citizen

Experts warn the country would only have a few weeks fuel reserves if there were a disruption to global supply.

The airline’s shares drop 14% after the boss resigns and the government voices doubts over its future.

The Swiss consumer goods group has bought the rights to market the Seattle chain’s products.