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Staff currently working from home because of the pandemic will be asked to do so until spring 2021.
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How tax avoidance left one man struggling with debt and with secrets.
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Mr Lee helped to grow his father's small trading business into a global industrial powerhouse.
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Freight industry body warns the lack of an agreement on tariffs could make things more expensive.
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How Royal Enfield motorbikes are planning to expand in Asia, the world's biggest motorbike market.
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A £15bn National Renewal Fund targeted at more than 20,000 "growth economy" companies needs to be set up if Britain is to avert an "economic catastrophe" triggered by the coronavirus pandemic, the eminent historian Sir Anthony Seldon warns this weekend.

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Inspired by footballer Marcus Rashford’s campaign, businesses across the country have pledged to provide free meals for children from families struggling during the pandemic.

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The American buyout firm proposing a £300m cash injection into English football is lining up a former BBC executive to spearhead a revolution in the running of the lower leagues' commercial operations.

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Economist John List had a bad ride with Uber and never got an apology, so he showed them the best way to do it.
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Small breweries in Britain are warning that hundreds of jobs are at risk over government plans to cut tax relief.

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The latest changes for Covid job support are not enough for some stuck in England's tier system.
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A report from the National Audit Office (NAO), looking into how well the Treasury and HM Revenue & Customs managed risks involved in implementing the furlough scheme - and its sister scheme to support the self-employed - makes for depressing reading.

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A technology company which processes data from millions of cars is in talks to raise $350m (£268m) from investors, in what would be one of the biggest-ever fundraisings targeted by a British start-up.

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A report from the National Audit Office (NAO), looking into how well the Treasury and HM Revenue & Customs managed risks involved in implementing the furlough scheme - and its sister scheme to support the self-employed - makes for depressing reading.

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The regulator sets deadlines for refunds to be paid, but the company says it is "98% through the queue".
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An alert issued via the app will not mean the recipient can claim a payment for self-isolating.
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Caffe Nero is considering an insolvency mechanism to restructure its financial liabilities as the coronavirus crisis continues to inflict pain on high Street hospitality businesses.

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Experts from charity Electrical Safety First found potentially dangerous items listed on online marketplaces.
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The US clothing chain may shut all of its own UK stores and shift to a franchise model, it says
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The National Audit Office spending watchdog says a scheme designed to project jobs was open to abuse.
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