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Regulator Ofgem says energy provider ‘failed to treat its customers fairly over a sustained period of time’

Nokia is making a move into wearables, announcing plans to buy up french tech company Withings.

They range from a store-fitter in Hinckley, Leicestershire, to a ribbon-maker in West Bridgford, Nottingham, and a lighting manufacturer in Poole, Dorset – just a tiny fraction of the creditors that will be hit by the collapse of BHS.

Mobile phone operator EE is aiming to bring 4G to 95% of the UK landmass by 2020 as well as relocating its customer services to the UK and Ireland.

Study suggested the reason fathers earn more is not clear, though they may work harder and receive positive discrimination

The 11,000 workers were told via letter that the business would be calling in administrators this morning after being “unable to secure a funder or a trade sale”.

Heathrow’s controversial proposal to build a third runway would place a £16bn burden on Transport for London, the agency has said, as it would require upgrades to the road and railway networks that service the airport.

All companies, including Apple, should pay a 50% tax rate says Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak .

Greece’s economy has performed “substantially better” than forecast in its massive bail-out deal, according to the EU, ahead of Friday’s meeting of eurozone finance ministers to discuss the rescue.

US president arrives in London and makes emotional plea for Britons to back remain campaign in 23 June referendum

With so many unknowns going into the EU referendum, there have been plenty of claims and counter-claims being made about the impact leaving the union could have on the UK.

The High Court is set to rule on the right of British expats to vote in the upcoming EU referendum.

Tycoon is helping to build a consortium of public and private sector figures, boosting hopes of a rescue deal for Port Talbot

UK unemployment rose by 21,000 to 1.7 million between December and February, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) says.

The European Commission stepped up its offensive against Google yesterday, accusing the technology giant of abusing its dominance in software for the smartphone and tablet market.