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Tesco has agreed to pay a fine of £129m to avoid prosecution for overstating its profits in 2014.

One of the UK’s largest business lobbyists is calling for more “stability” in export planning ahead of the formal launch of Brexit talks.

In a competitive and uncertain economic landscape, small businesses were found to be predominantly self-financing.

Sir James Dyson has said UK business success lies beyond Europe because that is where the fastest growth lies.

BT Group Plc was fined a record 42 million pounds and ordered to pay another 300 million pounds to competitors after an investigation found the former phone monopoly failed to adequately reimburse them for service delays.

Shoppers hit the high street again in February, splurging once more after holding back in January.

The bank said that 30 RBS and 128 NatWest branches would be shut.

Deutsche Bank, Germany’s biggest lender, has given London a resounding vote of confidence by agreeing a 25-year lease on new UK headquarters in the Square Mile.

Robotics and artificial intelligence could affect almost a third of UK jobs by the 2030s, according to a study.

Bank customers who pay cheques into their accounts will soon be able to get the money cleared within one working day.

Cadbury has been forced to respond to furious customers after an old picture surfaced online indicating that its chocolate Easter eggs in the UK are halal certified.

First new UK car plant for more than a decade, creating 1,000 jobs, comes amid industry uncertainty over Brexit

Goldman Sachs has fired the starting gun on its Brexit contingency plans, confirming that jobs will be moved out of London while “hundreds” of roles will be added across Europe.

The study, conducted by The Economist Intelligence Unit, found that Manchester fell 25 places to 51st spot – the steepest decline of any city surveyed this year.

A group of more than 70 MPs has written to the BBC director general Tony Hall in an attack on the broadcaster’s Brexit coverage.