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The firm has 5,000 independent distributors who make money selling Kleeneze products door-to-door.

German car giant replaces Matthias Mueller with Herbert Diess as chief executive.

Eastern Europeans complained that some Western brands in their shops were of inferior quality.

UK dairy firms say they’ve seen an increase in demand for glass milk bottles, amid concern over plastic waste.

The international shipping industry is trying to reduce emissions.

Citizens Advice says a bad month of self-employment income will not be rescued by the new benefit.

The Children’s Commissioner has criticised Amazon over child sex dolls being sold on its website.

Shares in Norwegian Air soar as IAG says it is considering a takeover bid.

The increase follows that imposed by British Gas this week and will affect 1.3 million customers.

The floor coverings retailer is the latest High Street chain to restructure amid tough conditions.

The baby goods retailer’s website traffic increases 7.2% as overall sales drop.

Global toy store Toys R Us is currently closing down its operations in the UK and the US.

After winning Australia’s largest payout of its kind, the actress sought to recover her sizeable legal costs.

Boeing and Rolls-Royce are investing in the UK company developing a revolutionary propulsion system.

A good Brexit deal will be vital to the continuing health of the UK car industry say observers.

Campaigners welcome tougher rules from the advertising watchdog on claims of free UK delivery.

Fewer people moving home means less spending making May’s interest rate decision harder, surveyors say.

The connection will have speeds of between 10 and 100 times faster than 4G.

The proposal would only apply in areas where bus services are back in public ownership, the party says.

Some members of the US central bank say the path for interest rates is likely steeper than expected.

FirstGroup, owner of Great Western Railway in the UK and Greyhound in America, rebuffs offer from US firm.

Dairy firms say more consumers are switching from plastic to glass to buy their milk.

The chief executive also tells Congress that Facebook may take action against Cambridge University.

Virtual reality pioneer Jaron Lanier says the tech firms should offer an alternative to ads.

Shop Direct, one of the UK’s largest online retailers, plans to close three warehouses.

The regulator says “warranty void if removed” stickers are deceptive and likely to be illegal.

The energy regulator is investigating why digitised records of high-rise gas pipes were incomplete.

Economists had forecast a 0.2% rise in industrial and manufacturing output for February.

Aaron Heslehurst takes a look at how our flying experience is likely to change.

Shares in the online fashion retailer recover after sharp falls in morning trading.