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The US department of justice has launched of a review of whether "market-leading online platforms" are behaving in a way which reduces competition, stifles innovation, or harms consumers.

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ITV reports falling profits and advertising revenues as it announces more series of hit Love Island.
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Helping US merchants access its platform will help Alibaba.com compete against the likes of Amazon.
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The government has failed to sell enough land to meet its targets for affordable and social housing, MPs say.
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The appalling treatment of Congo's rubber workers led to the world's first photographic human rights campaign.
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Ford has released a video showing a mock up of its all electric version of the US's best-selling vehicle.
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Metro Bank will on Wednesday try to draw a line under a series of corporate governance rows with the City by announcing that it is kicking off a search for a new chairman.

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Boris Johnson has secured the services of a senior business adviser, in one of his first appointments before taking the reins as prime minister.

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BA has lost a legal challenge to a strike vote by pilots that threatens to inflict summer holiday travel chaos on customers.

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It's that time of the year when Britain's banks report how they have traded during the past six months.

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All UK electricity customers could have to pay upfront through bills to help build Sizewell C.
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Timing, as they say, is everything.

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Timing, as they say, is everything.

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The Fund says growth "remains subdued", and trade and technology tensions need to be reduced.
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Home Office revokes the farm's licence to grow hemp, although it is appealing against the decision.
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Home Office revokes the farm's licence to grow hemp, although it is appealing against the decision.
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A Northern Irish bus-maker whose major customers include Transport for London (TfL) is courting potential buyers after a financial downturn that has left it facing a plunge into the red.

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Shares in mixer maker Fever-Tree have fallen sharply after gloomy UK weather in the first half of the year took the fizz out of its sales growth.

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Staff should be allowed travel at different times and wear more casual clothing, a union body says.
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Staff should be allowed travel at different times and wear more casual clothing, a union body says.
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