The self-publicist whose medical text books caused a stir
18 Nov 2014 1:09:17
A strangely accurate book of anatomy from 1543
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Fashion made in Africa
18 Nov 2014 0:01:38
The fashion company which only uses home-grown materials
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Ultra HD gives firms clearer picture
18 Nov 2014 0:01:32
Business is embracing ultra high definition video
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Wonga still using controversial ads
18 Nov 2014 0:01:24
Payday lender Wonga continues to show adverts in Poland similar to those that were cancelled in the UK for being attractive to children.
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MPs tell HMRC to speed up tax probes
18 Nov 2014 0:01:14
The Public Accounts Committee has criticised HM Revenue & Customs for its "unacceptably slow" action against tax avoiders.
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VIDEO: What does Japanese recession mean?
17 Nov 2014 3:54:47
The BBC's economics editor Robert Peston looks at what impact instability in the global economy could have in the UK.
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VIDEO: Restaurant helps ex-convicts back to work
17 Nov 2014 3:30:17
A former convict turned entrepreneur is looking to give other ex-offenders in Singapore a new lease on life through his restaurant chain Eighteen Chefs.
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Snapchat adds money sending feature
17 Nov 2014 1:37:42
Disappearing message app Snapchat unveils Snapcash, a new feature that will allow users to send money to friends, in a partnership with payment-processing firm Square.
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Paul Rincon: Where next for Philae mission?
17 Nov 2014 1:32:41
What are the next steps in comet landing mission?
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Ex-convict turned chef cooks up social change
17 Nov 2014 1:19:01
Ex-offender turned chef cooks up social change
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Wildlife crime wanted list released
17 Nov 2014 0:55:08
The public are being asked to provide information on the locations of nine fugitives suspected of serious environmental crimes.
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TED: David Grady: How to save the world (or at least yourself) from bad meetings - David Grady (2013)
17 Nov 2014 6:05:55
An epidemic of bad, inefficient, overcrowded meetings is plaguing the world’s businesses — and making workers miserable. David Grady has some ideas on how to stop it.
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Actavis in $66bn deal for Allergan
17 Nov 2014 5:52:31
Actavis is buying Botox-maker Allergan for $66bn (£42bn) to create one of the top ten biggest pharmaceutical companies in the world.
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Camera sees Philae's hairy landing
17 Nov 2014 4:39:14
High-resolution pictures have now been released of the Philae probe around the time of landing on Comet 67P last Wednesday.
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VIDEO: What does China Australia deal mean?
17 Nov 2014 3:45:57
A closer look at the major free trade agreement signed between China and Australia
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Carney takes aim at bankers' pay
17 Nov 2014 3:19:12
The governor of the Bank of England says bankers' overall pay packages - not just bonuses - should be at risk in the event of wrongdoing.
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Financial adviser fined over Keydata
17 Nov 2014 3:12:30
Chase de Vere Independent Financial Advisers has been fined £560,000 for mis-selling the policies of the now-defunct Keydata investment firm.
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HSBC accused of tax fraud by Belgium
17 Nov 2014 3:11:08
Authorities in Brussels have charged HSBC's private banking arm, which is based in Switzerland, with assisting wealthy Belgians - including diamond dealers - in avoiding taxes.
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High housing costs 'to bring poverty'
17 Nov 2014 2:48:13
Soaring private rents will push future generations into poverty and add billions to the housing benefit bill, according to the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
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Better complaints handling promised
17 Nov 2014 1:30:57
Customers of financial firms should soon have their complaints dealt with more effectively, under an agreement with the Financial Conduct Authority.
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VIDEO: 'Japanese have stopped spending'
17 Nov 2014 1:03:21
Japan's economy unexpectedly shrinks for the second consecutive quarter, marking a technical recession in the world's third largest economy.
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AUDIO: Private toll road closes without profit
17 Nov 2014 0:42:52
Mike Watts, who built and maintained his own private toll road in Somerset, explains why it is closing without profit.
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FTSE drifts lower on economy worries
17 Nov 2014 8:59:42
London's main share index drifts lower at the start of trading, after warnings about the health of the global economy.
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Carney puts bankers' pay in spotlight
17 Nov 2014 8:54:29
The governor of the Bank of England says bankers' overall fixed pay should be at risk in the event of wrongdoing - not just bonuses.
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Serco chairman leaves troubled firm
17 Nov 2014 7:46:42
The chairman of Serco, the beleaguered outsourcing firm that has several contracts with the UK government, announces he will leave the company.
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