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The deal with Canada's Canopy Growth marks the biggest investment in the cannabis industry to date.

A growing push to raise wages of service staff in the US could change the way Americans tip.

As Chinese airlines launch more and more international flights, are they playing fair to attract passengers?

The firm is under pressure to become more profitable for a planned IPO in 2019.

Hashmukh Shah, 63, admits purposely misleading officers from The Pensions Regulator.

Shares in the electric carmaker fall on reports the SEC wants to question executives at the firm.

John Ridding's decision follows criticism of his "absurdly high" salary by some FT journalists.

It comes after Superdrug said it would start offering the treatment in one of its stores.

ONS finds the region recorded a 5.8% in annual house price rise, while London had the biggest decline.

Customers have complained about damage, which they say has been left for many days without being fixed.

Higher transport costs sent inflation up to 2.5% in July in the first increase since November.

Fewer than half of Royal Bank of Scotland customers would recommend it to friends and family.

Ankara says the rises were ordered after "attacks on the Turkish economy" by the US.

Chris Grayling suggested rail fares and staff wages should be calculated using a lower inflation measure.

The government wants the cars off the roads until they have been safety checked by BMW.

A BBC map helps you find out how many public toilets have been cut in your area.

Rising house prices have divided young people into property "haves" and "have-nots".

Chief executive pay rose much faster than for the wider workforce in 2017, a report has claimed.

The UK advertising regulator received 280 complaints about the online giant's one-day delivery claim.

The retailer says it's having a problem accepting card payments in a quarter of its stores.