● Brexit: 'No alignment' with EU on regulation, Javid tells business
Sajid Javid warns businesses UK and EU regulations will differ after Brexit, saying firms must "adjust".
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● Sainsbury's named cheapest supermarket of 2019 by Which?
The study by Which? compared the price of 53 products but did not include discounters Aldi and Lidl.
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● Rough Trade: We're selling more records than ever
The music retailer launches a partnership with Apple Music, saying that streaming boosts vinyl sales.
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● Victims' families slam report into 737 Max crashes
The official report found that the process of clearing the planes to fly is "effective".
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● Whirlpool: Owners rush to register fire-risk washing machines
Thousands more owners of dangerous washing machines demand a resolution from maker Whirlpool.
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● Travelex boss breaks silence 17 days after cyber attack
The travel money firm's boss has spoken publicly for the first time since a huge ransomware attack.
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● Entrepreneurs: From coal to coffee in ex-mining town
Having failed all his exams, Scott James started a coffee roastery in his "forgotten" community.
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● Retail sales fall sharply in December
The High Street suffers a fifth consecutive month without growth as Christmas sales fail to perk up.
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● Flybe confirms it will get a tax and duty holiday
But the struggling airline says the deal with tax authorities is far lower than reported.
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● Carlos Ghosn's lawyers hit back at Nissan fraud claims
The fugitive businessman's defence team say Nissan's investigation is biased and designed to smear him.
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● Mukesh Ambani: Asia's richest man in $13bn ruling boost
India's Supreme Court rejects telecom operator's plea for relief on government levies.
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● China's economic growth hits three-decade low
The world's second largest economy has seen weak domestic demand amid a trade war with the US.
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● How the dog biscuit became a million dollar idea
The BBC's Aaron Heslehurst explains how the dog biscuit became a million dollar idea.
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● Giant jet engines aim to make our flying greener
How much more efficiency can be wrung out of the jet engine - technology which is over 70 years old?
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● Costs double for stalled Liverpool and Birmingham hospitals, report finds
Two hospitals started by collapsed engineering giant Carillion look set to open in 2022, years late.
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● Collector pays UK-record £1m for rare coin
Only six Edward VIII sovereigns were made but it is not just its rarity that fascinates historians.
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● This is what a million pound coin looks like
An extremely rare Edward VIII sovereign has been sold for £1m, the most expensive UK coin ever sold.
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● Flybe: Viable business or destined to fail?
The airline has been through several restructurings - can this latest rescue save the company?
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● Does your company nurture neurodiverse talent?
Universal Music UK have changed their work culture to be more inclusive to neurodiverse people.
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● Flybe boss says government loan is not a bailout
However the airline is "in conversation" with the government over a loan, Mark Anderson has confirmed.
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● Microsoft makes 'carbon negative' pledge
The tech giant pledges to remove all the carbon it has emitted since its founding in 1975.
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● Flybe: Ryanair's Michael O'Leary threatens legal action over rescue
Michael O'Leary writes to the chancellor criticising the government's rescue of the regional airline.
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● Hays Travel: 'We're different to Thomas Cook'
The company has taken over all 550 Thomas Cook stores after the package holiday firm collapsed.
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● Flybe to switch Newquay-Heathrow flights to Gatwick
The change could anger firms in the South West, who value the international routes Heathrow provides.
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