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US Supreme Court will hear Starbucks labour fight
The case has implications for what kind of relief workers can hope for in labour disputes.
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Citigroup plans 20,000 job cuts over two years
The reductions are part of a sweeping reorganisation, and equal about 10% of the bank's global workforce.
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Boeing: US regulator to increase oversight of firm after blowout
Air regulators are also reviewing the decision to delegate some quality reviewing to Boeing.
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Fujitsu won Foreign Office contract despite concerns
The firm at the heart of the Post Office IT scandal is in the spotlight over government contracts.
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UK economic growth rebounds in November
Black Friday deals boosted shops and the economy, figures show, but the risk of recession remains.
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Oil prices rise on US-UK strikes over Red Sea attacks
The UK government has drawn up scenarios suggesting further disruption could hit the economy.
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HelloFresh fined over millions of spam texts and emails
The food delivery firm sent 79 million emails and a million texts during a seven-month campaign.
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Taiwan election: It’s not war young voters worry about – it’s jobs
With high home prices and stagnant wages, young voters care more about the economy than Beijing's threats.
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Oil prices rise after Iran seizes oil tanker
The incident raises prospects of growing conflict in the Middle East, which could impact UK fuel prices.
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Post Office scandal: Investigator denies claims of ‘mafia’ behaviour
Stephen Bradshaw comes face to face with sub-postmasters he investigated at the Horizon scandal inquiry.
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