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Phone firms row over whether customers are overpaying
Virgin Media O2 says rivals are "swindling" customers by charging for phones that have been paid for.
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Apple sales falter again but iPhone demand persists
The iPhone maker is facing headwinds as the economy weakens.
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More train strikes likely after RMT votes for further action
RMT members back fresh rail strikes, meaning industrial action could continue until November
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Sausage maker Heck cuts vegan range as appetite drops
Heck says the public's appetite for meat-free sausages and burgers is "not really there yet".
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Number of people getting mortgages rises sharply
The Bank of England says the number of mortgages approved in March increased but from low levels.
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US bank seeks buyer as confidence crisis spreads
PacWest is the latest mid-sized bank to search for financial help as confidence in the sector falls.
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British Gas stops using contractors to force-fit prepayment meters
The change follows an outcry after agents working for British Gas broke into the homes of vulnerable people.
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Shell reports stronger than expected profits
The oil and gas giant makes $9.6bn between January and March despite a dip in energy prices.
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Covid: China tourism rebounds above pre-pandemic levels
Domestic travel in the country jumped sharply during the five-day May Day break.
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Credit Suisse: Asia investors sue Switzerland over bank collapse
Investors are suing the Swiss government over its handling of the takeover of Credit Suisse.
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