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An app company for minicab drivers has set out to take on Uber in Britain, claiming to provide better coverage in rural areas.

Barclays and HSBC have blocked the creation of a committee of creditors to Stonebeach Ltd, the business that operated Patisserie Valerie, angering other creditors owed millions of pounds by the collapsed cake shop chain.

Trainline is finalising plans for a stock market float that is expected to value the rail and bus ticket website at about £1 billion.

A Labour Government could pay less than half the market value to renationalise water firms, it has emerged. 

Theresa May was warned yesterday that more than 100 of her MPs would try to block a softer Brexit as Labour prepared to reject her offer of a temporary customs arrangement to seek further concessions.

Almost 500 train drivers are employed by Crossrail on salaries of up to £59,000, even though a fraction of the line’s services are running.

Facebook is banning several prominent figures it regards as “dangerous individuals”.

The UK Treasury has reprieved 1p and 2p coins, saying they will continue to be used “for years to come”.

London Morgan Founder Nigel Smith tells us about why passion is a crucial ingredient within their company.

The online electrics store, AO, in partnership with L Marks, has announced a global search for the next digital disruptors that will make online shopping easier and faster for its customer.

“Who are you going to back? An American living in the UK trying to save Britain’s last investment bank or a Brit living in Connecticut trying to destroy it?”

Rattled depositors pulled more than £500 million from Metro Bank immediately after its accounting blunder, the embattled bank has said.

Lloyds has warned of continued uncertainty in the UK because of Brexit as it posted flat profits for the first three months of the year.

Best for Britain have launching a national campaign to encourage 7.9 million people who are eligible to vote in the upcoming EU elections, but are not currently on the electoral roll, to register before the deadline of midnight on Tuesday 7th May.