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Some used car models are growing in value despite getting older, research by the motoring group suggests.

The Barbie maker announces $1.8bn net sales saying parents are prioritising spending on children.

Warehouse workers in Staten Island hope to organise, in the latest labour push at the firm.

Consumer goods giant Unilever says high rates of cost inflation will continue into next year.

The Budget - when is it, what does it do and what should we expect to hear from the chancellor?

The recent crisis exposed deep flaws in the way the market was structured, top executive says.

The government says consumers and businesses will benefit from deal, but it is unlikely to boost growth.

Research says oil giant TotalEnergies linked fossil fuels and global warming in 1971.

Several airlines have been told by the Moroccan government that flights will be suspended.

Evergrande rival Hopson Development was set to a buy a £2.6bn stake in the firm before the deal collapsed.

Removing railway bottlenecks and boosting rural business are among plans to help the area grow.

The video games giant is attempting to repair its reputation following a series of lawsuits.

The food delivery firm says UK orders are up despite restaurants reopening for in-house dining.

Design boss Jo Barnard says you should always make you have future work lined up for your firm.

The advertising watchdog says three Brewdog adverts for a gold can competition were "misleading".

The average amount Britons take out of cash machines rises by over £10, but there are fewer visits.

Bank to pay £147m fine to UK authorities as part of wider settlement over a corruption scandal.

Food and drink firms are seeing price rises of as much as 18% while manufacturers struggle with costs.