SK-II sales hurt by anti-Japan sentiment in China
Consumers boycotted Japanese brands after Tokyo released treated water from Fukushima nuclear plant.
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Drip pricing: Hidden fees for online customers set to be banned
Hidden charges for online shoppers are set to be banned as part of plans to make prices more transparent.
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Santander ups mortgage rates despite fierce competition
The bank's small increase comes as other major lenders are cutting rates amid fierce competition.
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Netflix password crackdown fuels sign-up surge
The company is planning price increases, even as many new users opt for its cheaper plan with adverts.
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Morrisons scraps four-day working week for Bradford head office staff
Staff at the company's Bradford head office will work an extra half-day per week after the changes.
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Hinkley C: UK nuclear plant price tag could rocket by a third
EDF says final costs could soar by about a third as it faces a delayed completion date.
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Post Office: I was only doing my job, says investigator
Robert Daily told an inquiry into the Post Office scandal that he did not accept personal responsibility.
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J&J strikes US states deal over baby powder claims
The firm is still facing claims from thousands of customers who allege its talc-based products caused cancer.
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Woolies could return to British High Streets
The owner of Woolworth Germany says bringing the brand back to the UK is on his "bucket list".
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Mr Kipling owner Premier Foods planning further price cuts
Premier Foods, which also owns the Bisto and Loyd Grossman brands, plans price cuts to more products.
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