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Wayne Ting, chief executive of e-scooter firm Lime, says there's room for improvement.

Breaking up the Arcadia empire is "the only way" forward, former chief executive Lord Rose says.

Cambodian refugee Ted Ngoy made a fortune in doughnuts then lost it all to gambling.

The company could make an announcement as soon as Monday - putting 13,000 jobs at risk.

Customs sites for lorries are being planned to cope with any New Year congestion from the Channel ports.

How Sir Philip went from petrol station to retail empire, and ruffled some feathers along the way.

Rory Cellan-Jones asks why Elon Musk's brand is worth more than five auto giants put together.

The postal regulator says it could drop weekend letter deliveries and still meet people's needs.

Jovita Beeston, 18, and Hope, 17, begin a three-year apprenticeship at a £2.5bn offshore wind farm.

A pub that survived World War Two and the North Sea flood of 1953 now takes on Covid-19.

Official forecasts suggest the state pension will rise by 4.1% in April 2022 when unemployment is high.

One bar owner says 'it simply isn't viable' to operate under restrictions as English tiers are revealed.

The 25m vintage yacht was found in storage at the nationalised Ferguson shipyard.

Smart-home owners are left without service as an AWS outage breaks device functionality.

Phasing out the Clydesdale Bank brand will see the firm's banknotes begin to disappear from circulation.

Black Friday and Christmas shopping are here - but it may be harder than ever to snag what you want.

Christmas Wonderland has been allowed to reopen because it sells real Christmas trees.

Now the aim is to reach 85% of homes in the UK with gigabit broadband speeds by 2025.

The service started in Milton Keynes two years ago and will now serve an area of Northampton.