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The Serious Fraud Office said the collapse of the chain in 2019 led to "devastating" job losses.

The US inflation rate was 3.7% over the 12 months to August, up from 3.2% in July.

Some customers have objected to price hikes being applied to some sauces, saying they were "disappointed".

The 1,000 new jobs at professional services firm EY will be based in Belfast and in the north west.

Apple has been told it must recall every iPhone 12 sold in the country if it cannot fix the problem.

Official figures show the UK economy contracted by 0.5% in July, more than economists predicted.

Ex-China Life Insurance chairman Wang Bin is the latest high-profile boss to be caught up in the crackdown.

The airline has been embroiled in several scandals related to its business practices during the pandemic.

Pamela Maynard, CEO of Avanade, shares her advice to get ahead at work.

Sebastian Karl Greenwood was sentenced by a US judge for the massive scam that stole billions from investors.

In a landmark trial brought by the US government, the tech giant denies using illegal practices to gain a monopoly.

The oil giant said Bernard Looney had not been "fully transparent" in disclosures about past relationships with colleagues.

Apple confirms new iPhone 15 will have a common USB-C charging port after EU forces it into the change.

The value of mortgage arrears jumped by almost 30% as interest rates increase.

The government is not saying which figure will be used to calculate a rise under the triple lock.

Pepco Group confirmed that existing Wilko staff will have priority in applying for new jobs at Poundland.

Concerns are raised that thousands of jobs may be under threat at Alstom's Derby plant.

Customers also report problems with payments and check-in as IT systems go down at MGM Resorts' hotels.

Stonegate, which owns Slug & Lettuce and Yates's bars, will add about 20p to a pint during busy periods.

Dame Sharon White tells the BBC that shop workers are having to put up with abuse and attacks.