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Business owners tell how they have adapted to maintain an income during the Covid pandemic.

It follows criticism that firms take a large proportion of compensation for mis-sold financial products.

A company opens a base in the Netherlands to avoid paying tax twice on exports after Brexit.

The financial firm says it believes its staff will welcome the more flexible working arrangement.

Ben Gulliver saw a chance to make money, selling items people struggled to get in the pandemic.

There has been a fourfold increase in mortgage products for those offering a 10% deposit.

The UK’s competition watchdog launches an investigation into the technology used by online marketplaces.

Out-of-date tax systems mean people are falling through the cracks for help, MPs say.

Weatherford describes "unprecedented challenges" amid Covid but says Aberdeen will remain the centre of UK operations.

A decision on insurance payouts for Covid lockdown could save some businesses in Wales, say lawyers.

A six-hour trip from Crawley to Paris took 22 hours, but the government says queuing is not severe.

The bank has named the branches that will close between April and September, but aims to avoid redundancies.

As England and Scotland enter new coronavirus lockdowns, what are the rules about going to work?

The woman leading the North Wales Growth Deal said now is a good time to approach investors.

The government is being scrutinised over trade deals with countries with poor human rights records.

Despite the risks, people say they are being asked to work on site when they could do it from home.

Hackers are selling Depop app account details on the dark web for as little as 77p each online.

Lisbet Stone was turned away from her flight to London due to having an outdated Covid test.

Post-Brexit and with finances stretched, the government is looking at how deregulation can help firms.