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Australia bank inquiry ousts first executive amid fee scandal
The head of the nation's largest wealth manager steps down over a damaging fee scandal.
Solar sailing
How can you create public transport in the jungle without polluting it? The isolated Achuar peoples of Ecuador have created an ingenious solution.
Robo farmers
Farmers are working on robotic solutions due to a shortage of human workers to pick difficult crops.
Meet the robots that can pick and plant better than we can
Farmers are turning to robots to plant seedlings and pick produce because of human worker shortages.
Premier League club revenues soar to £4.5bn
England's top 20 teams posted record revenues and also bounced back into profit in the 2016-17 season.
Poorest families 'going without food or power'
Citizens Advice says hundreds of thousands of UK families cannot afford to put money in their meters
Brexit divorce cost uncertain, say auditors
The National Audit Office says the Treasury's estimate is "reasonable" but could easily go up or down.
House of Fraser calls in KPMG to draw up turnaround plan
The department store chain has asked KPMG to look at options which may involve store closures and job losses.
Questions over Conservative donor tax probe
HMRC denies refusing to assist with a probe into a French telecoms firm because it had been a Tory donor.
Shire rejects £43bn offer from Japan's Takeda Pharmaceutical
Takeda says it is in talks with Shire about a potential bid for the London-listed drug maker.
John McDonnell says Labour offering the City 'new start'
A Labour government would offer bankers a seat at the table on policy making, John McDonnell says
Why is Billy Bragg at the Bank of England?
The last time the singer was at the Bank he was "kettled" - this time he's talking economic reform.
The office where the average age of employees is just 25
Staff say they focus on a "life-life" balance, not a work-life balance.
PPI complaints soar as Arnie tells people to 'do it now'
The number of complaints about PPI has jumped, following adverts featuring Schwarzenegger .
TalkTalk and Vodafone top complaints chart again
TalkTalk, Vodafone and BT drew the most complaints for their services, the regulator says.
Rogue landlords 'should have properties confiscated'
MPs are calling for landlords who exploit their tenants to have their properties taken away.
Debenhams sales hit by 'Beast from the East'
Profits crash at the department store chain as freezing weather takes its toll on first-half sales.
Plastic straw and cotton bud ban proposed
Plan for a ban in England is announced as Commonwealth leaders are urged to tackle plastic waste.
Why shops need to connect with their customers
The entrepreneur who brought Tiger to the UK says shops need an "emotional connection" with customers.
Casino operator Wynn Resorts adds three women to board
Wynn is continuing to grapple with sexual misconduct allegations regarding former head Steve Wynn.