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Fishing enthusiasts helped Angling Direct to bumper takings on Black Friday.

Flights will restart more than 10 years after it halted services following a major hotel bombing.

The fashion label started by the former Spice Girl reports another loss and pledges to cut costs.

One of the great hopes of the UK tech sector, Blippar, collapses following a funding dispute.

A mother tells of her financial struggle as the City regulator outlines plans to simplify overdraft fees.

Proposals by the regulator would lead to lower returns for investors, but save customers money.

The 35-year-old quit her job in finance and went on to build one the world's biggest make-up brands.

Courier firms are struggling to cope with the rise of online shopping, and tech can only help so much.

US broadcaster refuses Les Moonves' severance deal following claims of sexual misconduct.

Britain's largest carmaker faces a difficult year amid fears that big job cuts are on the way.

Regulator says 'robust reform' of the audit market is needed after high-profile company failures.

France is to introduce its own tax on big technology firms from 1 January after EU-wide efforts stalled.

A change in how student loans appear in the public finances will add pressure to cut tuition fees.

The supersonic vehicle could still race at 1,000mph after an entrepreneur bought the business.

The bank and former employees are charged following an investigation of Malaysian state fund 1MDB.

SSE says the new energy price cap was one factor behind the decision to scrap the deal.

The online fashion giant says trading in November was "significantly behind expectations".

"Gig economy" workers will be better protected by a package of reforms, the government says.

Laura Ashley, owned by Malayan United Industries (MUI), has already closed some 40 stores since 2015.

A former HS2 boss says an early cost estimate MPs had was wrong by hundreds of millions of pounds.