UK

• 2019-06-25
• Employment: Happier working a four-day week?
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Who really pays in a tariff war?
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Ransomware cyber-attacks are targeting large companies and demanding huge payments
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Glastonbury Festival organiser not looking too far ahead
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• EE fined £100,000 for unlawful texts
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Lloyds will not reveal frozen account details
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Boots rolls out paper bags after plastics row
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Eurostar defends alcohol limits on trains
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Caesars takeover by Eldorado to create casino giant
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Why Glastonbury has £10m stashed away
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Southern Water punished over 'shocking' wastewater spills
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Ransomware cyber attacks are targeting large companies and demanding huge payments.
• Source: BBC - Permalink
2019-06-24
• Walmart uses AI cameras to spot thieves
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Bank of Scotland fined £45.5m over fraud failure
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Lap dancers sign union deal with Glasgow club employers
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Former Barclays chief John Varley cleared of fraud charges
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Slack: Why is this loss-making tech firm worth $20bn?
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• The 'chaos' that nearly derailed Hornby
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Businesses push government to complete HS2 railway
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Patisserie Valerie scandal: Five people arrested
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Mark Carney on Facebook's digital currency Libra
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• How recyclable is your food shop?
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• 'Hire people who are going to disagree with you'
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Clean electricity overtaking fossil fuels in Britain
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Sync or swim: How TV shows like Love Island are breaking new bands
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Northern Powerhouse 'undermined' by austerity, five years on
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Climate protesters storm Garzweiler coalmine in Germany
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• The breakfast cafe where customers don't have to pay
• Source: BBC - Permalink
2019-06-21
• Slack: Shares surge as messaging app joins the stock market
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Toy Story: How Buzz Lightyear keeps making millions
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Monsoon seeks rent cut in 'difficult' trading
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Apple warns Trump that more China tariffs will help rivals
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• The plane that can fly 600 miles on batteries alone
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Electric and petrol cars: Views of Milton Keynes drivers
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Climate protesters interrupt Hammond's Mansion House speech
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Under-30s 'spend less than same age group in 2001'
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• US Fed opens door to interest rate cut after Trump criticism
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• British Business Bank scheme reaches £500m loans milestone
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Brexit: Philip Hammond to warn war chest may disappear
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Bank of England cuts UK growth outlook as rates held
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Carney: '150,000 firms not fully ready for no-deal Brexit'
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• How can a company be valued at billions, but not make any profit?
• Source: BBC - Permalink
2019-06-20
• Premier Inns sees sales slide again
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Flats out of fashion with first-time buyers
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Tesco mulls high-end 'Finest' convenience stores
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Boohoo's recycled clothes 'will not solve fast fashion waste'
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Dixons Carphone shares plunge on mobile phone woes
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Hydrogen trains: Are these the eco-friendly trains of the future?
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• Worth billions but making no profit?
• Source: BBC - Permalink
• HK billionaire to pay $14m in tuition fees for Chinese students
• Source: BBC - Permalink