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The loss-making 133-year-old clothes business has struggled to find a buyer.

Serious Fraud Office prosecution against the supermarket will not now go ahead after it overstated profits by £326m in 2014.

Profits soared by more than 80 per cent at JD Sports as the sport and fashion retailer rejected claims that its warehouse conditions were “worse than prison”.

The competition authority has approved Mastercard’s £700m acquisition of payments technology firm VocaLink, after they addressed competition concerns.

Shell has admitted for the first time it dealt with a convicted money-launderer when negotiating access to a vast oil field in Nigeria.

Stronger global economic conditions in 2017 will lead to a revival in the UK’s overseas trading, according to economists at EY ITEM Club.

Economists expect official statistics will vindicate Bank of England’s worries about slump in consumer spending.

Business customers now make up more than half of sales at low-cost hotel chain Travelodge, helping the business outpace its competitors.

Bureau of Labour said it found ‘compelling evidence’ of pay gap.

A secret recording that implicates the Bank of England in Libor rigging has been uncovered by BBC Panorama.

Businesses were left bankrupt and owners lost homes after former HBOS manager’s £245m loans scam.

Dominic Chappell, the former owner of BHS, is being hauled to court by the Insolvency Service for failing to co-operate with its inquiry into the retail chain’s collapse.

The company is citing freedom of speech as a basis for not turning over records about the account.

The Co-operative Bank has announced it has chosen “several parties” to go through to a further stage as it looks for a new owner.

The price of oil has hit its highest level for a month in response to the US military’s missile attack on a Syrian government airbase.