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News • British Broadcasting Corporation
Lending to households and businesses increased slightly in the third quarter of the year as a new scheme began.
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Customers are expected to go online in huge numbers to buy everything from technology to toys as Mega Monday takes hold.
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The US financial regulator charges the Chinese units of five accounting firms, including the "Big Four", over refusing to hand over auditing data.
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A top Bank of England official tells the BBC the banking crisis has been as bad for the economy as a world war - and bankers' pay should fall further.
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Final preparations are being made to re-enact the epic voyage of Sir Ernest Shackleton, the Antarctic explorer who battled to save his crew nearly a hundred years ago.
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Italian fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana are on trial in Milan accused of owing millions of euros in unpaid tax.
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Scottish Premier League clubs unanimously agree to pursue their plan for two top-flight divisions of 12 teams.
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Cable and Wireless Communications announces the sale of the majority of its Monaco and Islands division.
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Andy Haldane, executive director for financial stability at the Bank of England, told the World at One programme about the challenges that the Bank Of England is facing.
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Starbucks is planning to change the way it operates so that it will end up paying corporation tax in the UK, the BBC has learned.
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Yahoo to axe public chat rooms feature of its messaging tool, criticised in the past due to underage sex-themed rooms.
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What can we expect from the chancellor this week?
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Global firms in the UK that pay little or no tax are an "insult" to British businesses, a committee of MPs says.
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Dentists have been warned against using a hand-held X-ray machine on patients as it poses a significant health risk.
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Humpbacks create a stir off Baltimore in west Cork
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Hearts say the £450,000 tax bill due to Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs has been paid in full.
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Greece launches a programme to buy back some of its debt, which is a condition of it receiving the next tranche of its bailout loans.
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DNA tests hope to confirm the first ever birth of twin seals on the Farne Islands, off the Northumberland coast.
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The UK government is to set up a "Cyber Reserve" force to deal with security threats posed by computer crime.
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Lending to households and businesses increased slightly in the third quarter of the year as a new scheme got underway.
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Lending to households and businesses increased slightly in the third quarter of the year as a new scheme began.
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A brief jolt of searing heat can "heal" flash memory and stop it wearing out, researchers in Taiwan have found.
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The Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Danny Alexander, told John Humphrys on the Today programme, companies must pay their fare share of tax.
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Ahead of the Autumn statement, Hugh Pym reports that business organisations have not been letting up with their demands for the Chancellor to come up with new growth initiatives.
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Plans to extract shale gas by the process of fracking - blasting water and chemicals into rocks - have sparked protests around the world but Shell's chief executive Peter Voser says the process is safe and environmentally friendly when done correctly.
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