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Risk of major disruption as UPS strike looms in US
"I'd like to strike just to teach them a lesson," says long-time UPS worker Antonio Rosario.
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Leicester City facing £880k fine for fixing replica kit prices
Regulators say the club's "anti-competitive" conduct may have led to fans paying higher prices.
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Bank account closures probe must be fast tracked, says minister
Treasury urges action after Nigel Farage complained his accounts were being closed for political reasons.
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Water firms planning to raise bills, says regulator
Water companies are likely to seek bill increases to cover the cost of improving services, says the boss of Ofwat.
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US officials ordered to limit contact with social media firms
A judge bars officials from contacting platforms over "content containing protected free speech".
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E2E encryption: Should big tech be able to read people’s messages?
Who will win in the years-long stalemate between governments and big tech around super-secure messaging?
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Music producer smashed his platinum discs – then rebuilt them
Record producer and label owner Sir Robin Millar talks about losing his sight and finding great music.
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Unilever: Cornetto maker defends decision to stay in Russia
Unilever said exiting was "not straightforward" as its operations would be taken over if it abandoned them.
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Thames Water needs ‘substantial’ sums of money
The water regulator said talks with investors to raise the necessary funds were continuing.
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Train firms plan mass closures of ticket offices
A public consultation has been launched on proposals to close hundreds of station ticket offices in England.
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