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Leaving Euratom treaty without new deals would have dramatic impact on Hinkley Point C and other stations, says NIA

Apple reported an unexpected decline in iPhone sales on Tuesday night, although its profits rose slightly as it managed to sell more expensive versions of its smartphone.

Online food delivery service Just Eat reported a 46 per cent jump in revenues to £118.9m in the first quarter, up from £81.5m the same time last year.

The former Tory treasurer will be named this week as the first chairman of Lloyds’ non-ring-fenced bank.

Two companies increase their advertising duopoly by earning a combined $106.3bn, nearly double the figure of five years ago.

Employers are offering lower salaries for vacant jobs as economic uncertainty and rising inflation put a squeeze on their businesses.

Only one in four people earning between £43,000 and £150,000 in each of the last six financial years were women.

The recent increase in oil prices has helped BP to record a healthy profit for the three months to March.

Sandwich chain has begun advertising in jobcentres and on social media as it faces up to potential staff shortage after Brexit.

Serious doubts have been raised by MPs over HM Revenue & Customs’ hopes to save more than £500m by condensing its sprawling office estate into just a handful of giant hubs.

Barclays has posted bumper profits for the first quarter of £1.7bn, more than doubling the figure from the same time last year.

The US firm said it will cut 1,200 jobs starting later this year.

Troubled Royal Bank of Scotland has reported its first quarterly profit since September 2015.

UK manufacturers reported their best month since the turn of the millennium, as the weak pound pushes up overseas demand.

Scrapping payments to wealthiest 5% to 10% would allow government to give more to people in greater need, says thinktank