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Chief executive Paul Pester says he is "truly sorry" again as he appears before the Treasury Committee.

The department store chain announces a turnaround plan and a new Chinese owner.

Shares in the bookmaker fall more than 4.5% after it unveils disappointing first-quarter results.

Eurozone GDP growth slowed to 0.4% in the first quarter, but it still beat the UK's 0.1% growth.

Employees have become much more likely to come to work while ill, according to a report.

Record collectors spent $200m on the online marketplace Discogs last year, with vinyl making 80% of sales.

Online firm LeoVegas is to pay £627,000 after not reimbursing gamblers who wanted to stop.

Xerox clears out its board in a deal to settle a legal battle over an agreed takeover by Fujifilm.

Bitcoin mining has been eating up Plattsburgh's electricity quota and pushing up bills.

Snapchat's redesign alienated many, leading to a high-profile backlash and slowing growth in new users.

Legendary musical instrument maker files for bankruptcy protection after expansion plans sour.

The world's most valuable company increases its share buyback as revenues rise on solid iPhone sales.

Elon Musk's electric car company is spending $6,500 a minute - despite a $10bn debt mountain.

A new class of workers, using laptops and wi-fi can and do work anywhere in the world that is warm and cheap.

More than a million people face injury and accidents at work every day - with young workers the most at risk.

Facebook's chief reflects on an "intense year" before revealing plans to match-make users.

Facebook says it will provide a private online dating service - but users have their doubts.

The government faced a rebellion on forcing overseas territories to publish firms' ownership details.

Royal Bank of Scotland is to close 162 branches in England and Wales, resulting in nearly 800 job losses.

Music downloads could help the Bank of England understand consumers' moods, its chief economist says.