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What should parents say to teenagers who seem to be playing on their computers more than revising for exams?

US retailer Wish.com is admonished by UK ad watchdog for the third time since November.

The UK's biggest coffee chain says it will recycle as many disposable cups as it sells by 2020.

The publisher of the i newspaper, the Scotsman and Yorkshire Post reports a pre-tax loss of £95m.

The coffee store chain will close all its branches in the US for "racial bias" education.

About 1,200 jobs are affected by the closures, but the bank says staff will be redeployed where possible.

Matthew Mellon, the scion of two US banking dynasties, passed away in a rehab centre in Mexico.

The plans will change rules that require global carmakers to work through state-owned partners.

The IMF forecasts global growth this year to be the strongest since 2011, but warns over trade barriers.

Unemployment fell by 16,000 between December and February to 1.42 million.

Breedon Group says the acquisition will allow it to enter the Irish construction market.

TaskRabbit says it is working with law enforcement, and its website is offline.

Sterling is above $1.43 as recovery continues from post-referendum lows.

Leah Wilson, who is in her early 20s, says she struggles to save for a house.

The streaming service now has 125 million subscribers, after adding 7.4 million more in the first quarter.

The clothing chains both report an increase in like-for-like sales in the UK.

The world's second largest economy has continued to grow as the prospect of a US trade war looms.

Is the fusion of biology and technology speeding us towards a synthetic future?

Fans using secondary ticket sites could end up overpaying for invalid tickets says consumer association Which?.

Tourism operators are offering a novel way to find a beer in Australia's vast outback.