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Taxi-hailing company will be allowed to continue to operate in London until the appeal process is resolved.

Kobe Steel, Japan's third-largest steel maker, has admitted that between 1 September, 2016 and 31 August 2017, it sold materials using falsified data.

Energy regulator unveils plans to expand its pre-payment price cap this winter, saving low-income households £120 per year.

Competition and Markets Authority will explore ability of Murdoch family to "influence the political agenda" if they assume complete control of Sky.

Massachusetts bakery told its products may well be made with 'love' but it should not be listed on the packaging.

US bank looks to win back customers' trust with the move following a scandal over its sales practices.

European Commission says online retailer must pay back €250m in back taxes as it got "illegal state aid" from Luxembourg in 2003 when Jean-Claude Juncker was the country's Prime Minister.

SFO lawyer tells Southwark Crown Court the three directors were 'fully aware' of the implications of their conduct.

When rivals carried more passengers in a month than Monarch managed in a year, the end was all but inevitable.

Irish carrier has cancelled 20,000 flights between September and March, affecting 700,000 passengers.

Civil Aviation Authority accuses Ryanair of showing "disregard for the law and consumers".

Four varieties of the retailer's own-brand chocolate bars are affected.

Making a gift of a cultural object to the nation in return for a tax deduction against income, capital gains or corporation tax liabilities is worth considering.

Companies allege Baghdad is employing strong-arm taxation tactics to extort more money.

Sadiq Khan says the company only has itself to blame for losing the licence to operate in the capital.

Transport for London will not be renewing Uber's license to operate in the British capital from 1 October.

Accountancy firm had faced allegations that its audit of HBOS in 2007 fell short of expected standards.

The FCA's report on Royal Bank of Scotland's restructuring unit was leaked to the BBC last month.

Competition and Markets Authority will investigate £11.7bn deal, government confirms.

FCA investigation into RBS' restructuring unit was leaked to the BBC in November last year.

Daniele Nouy believes the nascent but important industry needs guidelines as digitisation proliferates.

Global computer chip maker was slapped with the fine for stifling rivals in 2009, an accusation it has contested ever since.

The pay dispute in August saw central bank staff go out on strike for the first time in 50 years.

US aircraft maker has always maintained the tax breaks it received did not constitute state aid.

Officials anticipate high magnitude of fraudulent claims and fake charity websites in Harvey's wake.

Tycoon describes veteran parliamentarian's attack made via a radio interview as "disgraceful" and personal.

Figure revised upwards from what the bank had originally cited in September 2016.

Gambling Commission investigation finds 'technical issue' led firm to fail vulnerable customers.

Timing and content of a profit warning issued by Mitie being investigated by the Financial Conduct Authority.