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WeightWatchers files for bankruptcy as fat-loss jabs boom
The firm is struggling with debt and tough competition from weight-loss drugs.
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Disney to open theme park in the Middle East
The company's seventh park will be on Yas Island in Abu Dhabi.
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Oil and gas firm plans to cut 250 jobs in Aberdeen
Harbour Energy, a critic of the windfall tax, claims a "punitive" fiscal regime is harming profits and investment.
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When will interest rates go down again?
Interest rates, set by the Bank of England, affect mortgage, loan and savings rates for millions.
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Minimum age to be a train driver lowered to 18
The move is aimed at combatting driver shortages which cause the majority of disruption to rail services.
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Maker of Pegasus spyware told to pay $167m for WhatsApp hack
Journalists and activists say the software is used by authoritarian regimes to spy on them.
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British workers will not be undercut in UK-India trade deal, government says
Opposition parties claim the new trade agreement means Indian workers will be cheaper for employers to hire.
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US and China to start talks over trade war this week
Global trade experts have told the BBC they expect the negotiations to take several months.
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US and China to start talks over trade war this week
Global trade experts have told the BBC they expect the negotiations to take several months.
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Family ‘heartbroken’ as pottery firm struggles
Dunoon Mugs has cut 20% of its workforce and its director warns it could close like several potteries.
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