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Ryanair and LastMinute.com been rapped over the knuckles by the advertising watchdog for trying to entice customers into buying flights and holiday deals with “misleading” advertisements.

But Resolution Foundation says women will still earn significantly less during their careers as the gap widens after age 30.

Next has warned that this year will be “challenging” as it reported a fall in sales in the run-up to Christmas.

Property agent JLL warns of closures this year for retailers already struggling with rise of online shopping.

Continental race to take advantage of Britain leaving EU is heating up as Theresa May plans to trigger start of negotiations by end of March.

Takeovers of companies listed on London’s junior market jumped by a fifth in 2016, new analysis out today shows.

The UK government’s lack of support for start-ups attending the CES tech show is a “source of embarrassment”, according to the event’s organiser.

An influential German business group has called for the UK to retain Single Market access – but has warned it can’t be exchanged for free movement.

Former mobile market leader says California tech giant has used its inventions, including displays, user interfaces, software, antennas and chipsets.

Last-minute dash to stores for turkeys is expected to lift sales for retailers on busiest shopping day before festive break.

Germany’s Deutsche Bank says it has agreed a $7.2bn (£5.9bn) payment to US authorities over an investigation into mortgage-backed securities.

The technique, also known as the ‘Double Irish’, meant the company paid a rate of just 6.4% on its global earnings.

Figure of £12.6bn surprises economists as increase in income tax receipts slows to 1.1 per cent after years of 3 per cent plus growth.

Tower Bridge is to reopen at noon today, after a three-month closure to traffic for maintenance work.

Businesses are growing at their fastest pace of the year, as strong consumer growth and recovering confidence gives the economy some Christmas cheer.