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US Department of Justice had launched an investigation into the bank's foreign exchange business.

Passengers said they were terrorised as the plane began shaking and making loud noises before being diverted to Alice Springs.

Between 2014 and 2016, Nicholas De Meyer stole bottles of fine wines, which he then sold to a North Carolina wine dealer.

the collapse of Carillion says a great deal about the state of Britain in the twenty-first century.

Workers at a Catcher factory in China were forced to work 10 hours a day for six days a week without proper training.

Owner Mike Ashley has reportedly green-lighted a trio of January signings at Newcastle, though takeover negotiations with Amanda Staveley's PCP Capital Partners have collapsed.

Carillion boss Keith Cochrane accuses RBS and banks of deliberately scuppering a deal to keep the company afloat.

Internal memo urges workers not to speak to the media and to avoid airing questions on social media.

Rafael Benitez will not have any extra money to spend in the January transfer window despite Amanda Staveley's fresh £300m bid to buy Newcastle United.

Government will continue to pay Carillion employees working in public sector, but private sector workers will be cut loose.

German retailer Lidl has been strongly criticised for introducing naked onions, wrapped in plastic packaging.

Construction giant is on the brink of liquidation after failing to secure £300m cash injection to keep it afloat.

Construction giant has debts of £900m and entered voluntary liquidation after talks to keep it afloat failed.

The government has refused to rescue the construction group Carillion which is on the point of collapse.

Government talks are taking place to save Carillon, one of the contractors for high-speed rail link HS2, but ministers have reportedly ruled out a financial bailout.

One accident has already potentially been linked to the issue, the company said in a statement.

Ryanair's traffic increased by 10% in 2017 but decision to cancel 20,000 flights hampered its performance.

Tins of Saquella Oro Espresso carried images of black slaves harvesting coffee in plantations and were removed after a complaint.

Google-owned video hosting platform apologises for lack of communication in storm of controversy caused by dead body video.

The founder of Amazon Jeff Bezos, worth $104bn, is the world's richest man and earned $32.6bn last year, more than the GDP of 28 countries combined.

UK rail company Virgin Trains has decided not to stock the Daily Mail on its trains due to employees' concerns over its editorial position on various issues including immigration.

Sales of Sony's PlayStation 4 aren't slowing down, with the manufacturer posting impressive holiday sales pushing the console closer to the 75 million threshold.

EasyJet is teaming up with TrustedHousesitters to offer customers the chance to look after pets in a range of interesting locations.

British Airways' CEO Alex Cruz under fire for seemingly turning flagship airline into a no-frill carrier.

German discount supermarket says the facility would serve growing demand at its London stores.

South Western Railway passengers expected to be worst affected with operator set to cancel 450 services a day.

China Labor Watch claims 31-year-old Foxconn worker jumped to his death in Zhengzhou, where 50% of iPhones are assembled.

Demand for diesel cars plunged by nearly a fifth denting the headline figure for 2017, according to latest data.

Tech giant made the admission in a blog post, but said patches had been issued and there were no known vulnerabilities.