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Companies commit to working with the government to tackle online scams, fake adverts and romance fraud.

The famous bootmaker says its business has been hit by weak trade in the US.

The bank is cutting a fifth of its workforce, just days after shareholders backed a rescue deal.

The struggling lender is to cut a fifth of staff, and rival Lloyds announces more branch closures.

Spanish infrastructure giant Ferrovial agreed to sell its 25% stake, held since 2006, for £2.4bn.

A UK entrepreneur explains why his idea to build a car-sharing network like Airbnb didn't work out.

Older tenants are also struggling with essential bills as rents rise and the choice for tenants narrows.

Jobs will go across several back-office divisions in a move the union brands "disgraceful".

Lisa Wilkinson, who is also the granddaughter of the chain's founder, said she had let people down.

Alice Fenton is one of many homebuyers currently in limbo as a result of a cyber-attack on IT firm CTS.

The idea of a just transition from fossil fuels to renewable ones is coming under uncomfortable scrutiny.

Stoneywood paper mill - which operated for more than 250 years - went into administration last year.

The Chinese firm entered the sector in 2019 to compete with Tencent but failed to grab market share.

Buyers say they have been left hanging as a company that provides IT to law firms sees its services hit.

The prime minister says foreign investors' plans to invest £29.5bn is a "huge vote of confidence".

Nearly 93% of votes cast by shareholders backed the package which will raise extra funds.

Inflation may be easing but the impact of high interest rates is still to kick in for many people.

The firm says it is "really sorry" for the problem, which comes on the busy shopping day Black Friday.