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Shell chief's pay doubles to 143 times average UK employee's
Ben van Beurden's £17m pay is now 143 times larger than the average Shell employee in the UK.
Chancellor needs 'an urgent spending review', IFS says
Key financing issues must be addressed quickly, the Institute of Fiscal Studies says.
Exit fee crackdown on investment fund supermarkets
A ban or cap on exit fees would allow investors to switch more easily between investment platforms, FCA says.
Construction company Dawnus 'in administration'
Subcontractors of Swansea-based firm Dawnus say they have been told the company is in administration.
Govia Thameslink fined record £5m over timetable chaos
The rail regulator fines Govia Thameslink a record £5m for weeks of chaos caused by a new timetable.
Brexit: Does NI tariffs plan violate WTO law?
BBC News NI assesses if the UK's no-deal Brexit plan to avoid a hard Irish border breaches WTO law.
Boeing grounded: What it means for air travel
Countries and airlines around the world have grounded Boeing 737 Max flights over safety concerns.
Trump: Boeing 737 Max planes grounded
US President Donald Trump announces the grounding of Boeing 737 Max planes after the Ethiopian Airlines disaster in Addis Ababa which killed 157 people.
China foreign investment: How doing business will change
China's new foreign investment law is an apparent attempt to placate the US amid trade war talks.
Jaguar Land Rover recalls 44,000 cars over emissions
Land Rover, Range Rover and Jaguar models are affected by the UK recall, the firm says.
Classic car industry fears Trump and Brexit roadblock
Classic car sales have slowed sharply, as President Trump ponders tariffs and Brexit hits confidence.
Brexit uncertainty 'holds back house moves'
Surveyors say that the Brexit impasse means buyers and sellers are "sitting tight", according to a report.
Mike Ashley refers Debenhams board to regulator over profit warning
Sports Direct accuses the board of giving misleading advice to investors, which Debenhams denies.
Pound jumps to nine-month high
Sterling rises more than 2% after Parliament rejects a no-deal Brexit.
US to ground all Boeing crash aircraft
It follows the lead of many other countries after two Boeing 737 Max 8 crashes in five months.
Canada joins ban on Boeing crash aircraft
The country is the latest to temporarily ban flights of the aircraft following a crash on Sunday.
Thomas Cook plane crop top passenger 'told to cover up'
Emily O'Connor claimed Thomas Cook cabin crew said her crop top and trousers "caused offence".
Hammond sets June date for new border e-gate checks
More overseas visitors, including from the US, Australia, and South Korea, to use e-gates from June.
Warehouses thriving from Brexit stockpiling
Warehouse owner Alan Ferguson says fears of a no-deal Brexit have brought "a 50% uplift in demand".
Spring Statement: Economy to grow at slowest pace since 2009
Economic growth this year is forecast be the slowest since the financial crisis, the Chancellor says.