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Chris Grayling faced fresh calls to resign today as it emerged that controversial ferry contracts for a no-deal Brexit would be cancelled at the cost of £50 million to the taxpayer.

Many in the UK labour market find the thought of asking for a pay rise unsettling as new survey results show that over half say that they are fearful to ask.

The failed bid to merge with rival Asda cost Sainsbury’s £46m, the supermarket giant has said.

Free-to-use cash machines have been disappearing at a rapid rate across the UK, according to a study by Which?

The British competition watchdog after a lengthy investigation has given PayPal the green light to takeover iZettle in a £1.7bn deal.

TalkTalk has failed to improve its standing on customer complaints in Ofcom’s annual survey – the broadband provider has come bottom of the table for the third year running.

British Steel has secured a £100m loan from the government to pay its EU carbon bill, a source close to the company has said.

Premier Inn owner Whitbread has warned of a slowdown in holidaymaker demand for hotel rooms due to Brexit uncertainty, posting a near 40% drop in annual profits.

Sainsbury’s has launched the UK’s first till-free store in London with plans to roll the new digital system out across the country.

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) will build its next-generation Land Rover’s Defender 4×4 in Slovakia rather than the UK.

The 2019 Barclaycard everywoman in Retail Awards programme is now open, welcoming nominations from the industry’s exceptional talent.

Labour is planning a “revolution” for the UK economy, John McDonnell has told the BBC.

KPMG has been fined £6m, “severely reprimanded” and told to undertake an internal review over the way it audited an insurance company.

Chancellor Philip Hammond will this week rule on the future of 1p and 2p coins, a year after he called them “obsolete”.

More than 1,000 businesses are flouting the law by not reporting how long they take to pay suppliers, according to an analysis of government data by the Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply (CIPS).