Tesco is eating Britain again
The supermarket sector's top dog has reported its six consecutive quarter of growth. Rivals have good cause to be afraid
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HSBC: softer Brexit can stem London jobs flight to EU
Samir Assaf, HSBC's investment bank chief, welcomed the possibility that the Government's Brexit stance could soften
The UK's fraud hotspots have been revealed in a new map
Which?’s analysis reveals that instances of reported fraud jumped more than 10 per cent to 264,204 in 2016, with startling differences across the country
Hard Brexit could starve UK tech industry of workers
40 per cent of its workforce is currently made up of EU nationals
Tesco fined £8m for polluting river with thousands of litres of petrol
The Environment Agency said that the leakage had resulted in homes being evacuated, residents falling ill and the death of 40 fish
Three fined £1.9m for failing to ensure customers could contact 999
The network broke a rule of ‘utmost importance to public health and safety’, Ofcom said
The Chinese activist who wants Ivanka Trump to 'take responsibility'
'She has the responsibility to put things right'
Mobike: Chinese bike-sharing startup raises $600m ahead of UK launch
The investment represents the company’s most lucrative funding round to date and turned up the heat on its global battle with Didi-Chuxing backed rival ofo
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Sweden’s gaming startup boom follows success of Minecraft and Candy
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Conservatives edging small business vote, shows pre-election poll
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The 10 quirkiest perks employers are offering their staff
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Half of UK millennials want to plan their finances on a smartphone
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Instagram co-founder's secret to startup success is to grow mindfully
The app that's trying to trick you into saving
Microsavings apps are offering new ways for millennials to save. But could they also topple the banks' monopoly on high overdraft fees?
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Tictrac: the startup that wants to help solve the self care crisis
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Warrington starts its own bank in bid to beat austerity
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Entrepreneurial Brixton residents join forces to take on takeaways
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Global food megabrands are turning to small startups for big ideas
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The company helping retailers to reduce food waste and increase sales
Female entrepreneurs are leading a work revolution
Current ‘9-to-5 coat-on-chair’ culture is failing a whole generation of workers, campaigners warn
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US startups fail to attract expected crowd of small investors
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Cashless restaurant that doubles as a personal nutrionist raises £1.6m
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Startup founders lack confidence in their own abilities, finds study
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The startup that believes you can drink your way to a longer life
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Tory energy price cap could lead to crippling costs for UK businesses
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Uber CEO Travis Kalanick to take leave of absence
Mr Kalanick's return date is not specified, and his responsibilities will undergo 'review'
Carlsberg to cut carbon emmissions to zero, inspired by Donald Trump
'We feel we can take responsibility in our own hands and don’t need to depend on politicians for this,' chief executive Cees ‘t Hart said
Jobs on the line: BA aiming to outsource its UK call centres
Airline says move is ‘To ensure we can offer the highest standards of service to customers’
Federeal Reserve set to raise interest rates again
The unemployment rate has fallen to a 16-year low of 4.3 per cent and economic growth appears to have reaccelerated following a lacklustre first quarter
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Man airlifts 4,000 cows into Qatar as Gulf crisis deepens
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Payday lender complaints have tripled over the last year, reveals data
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H&M;, Zara, M&S; and others found buying from highly polluting factories
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Election result 'threatens UK's credit rating and will delay Brexit'
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The energy companies about to hike prices by £200
General Electric’s long-time chief executive Jeff Immelt to retire
The 61-year old, who took over the top spot from Jack Welch in 2001 and has been credited with guiding GE through the financial crisis and turbulent markets in the years that followed
Why business needs to get its house in order over bosses pay
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Donald Trump mocked by vodka giant Smirnoff over Russia ties in new ad
'Made in America, but we'd be happy to speak about our ties to Russia under oath', says British-owned drinks brand in new campaign