London Laundry - how it's done: Dubious businessmen are moving their cash around with ease, as one of Britain's leading fraud experts tells Jim Armitage

Amid all its wealth, London has become a global haven for hiding ill-gotten gains

Will supermarket queues soon be a thing of the past in the brave new mobile world, asks James Moore

Things could get a bit sticky for Primark owner Associated British Foods after accusations that another subsidiary, British Sugar, may have fixed sugar prices. However, today’s update is likely to show that the clothing retailer’s success is offsetting ABF’s problems with flagging prices for the sweet stuff. Numis’s scribblers said its previous update revealed “worse than expected sugar results and foreign exchange concerns” but was “mitigated by a better than expected performance from Primark”. They expect more of the same at ABF’s latest trading update.

Independent on Sunday: M&S accused of  copying art work

A designer is claiming that Marks & Spencer is selling wall prints that are almost identical to her own work. Louise Verity was shocked to see images on M&S’s Instagram page of large printed messages over old dictionary pages – resembling designs she has sold since 2009.

Global technology giants are in the midst of a spending spree, as once trailblazing companies such as Google and Facebook try to maintain growth and regain their edge by snapping up young talent and good ideas.

The luxury British retailer is going through an exciting transition, as Bruno Guillon explains to Laura Chesters during a tour of new Somerset factory

The backlash over the move has shone the spotlight on brothers who, despite their billionaire lifestyles, still share an office

'We're buttering rolls for a funeral, what's your favourite roll?' said one hospice

William Eccleshare doesn’t see outdoor advertising as old school or low-tech. Combined with mobile devices, he says, it offers unmatched visibility and engagement. He spoke to Margareta Pagano

In opposition, they attacked the failures of US giant ETS – but in Government, they kept faith with disastrous consequences

Bruised by an annus horribilis, the Co-op is polling customers and members to help it to get back on course

New investment and a unique relationship between business and academia is transforming the Silicon Fen

The City starts the week with some retail therapy as the shopping centres owner Hammerson today releases its full-year results.