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Troubled construction firm Carillion, which last week lost three-quarters of its share price following a profit warning, is among the winners.

McCall will take up her post at the broadcastor which is gripped by television advertising market in long-term decline.

Prices increased 0.1% between June and July, Rightmove says.

The amount that Brits wanted to borrow last year amounts to £251 for every person in the country.

Recognition of profound challenges the oil and gas sector faces was visible at the World Petroleum Congress but its actions not words that matter.

Chancellor Philip Hammond has claimed businesses were being put off from investing in the UK by Brexit uncertainty.

Energy industry's lack of appeal for women and the young remains a major cause for concern.

Half of the people who used secondary ticketing sites paid more than the face value of the ticket, says survey

Budget airline has applied for an Air Operator Certificate in Austria and will base new company in Vienna

In the US the credit card giant has started a pilot where it gives small stores $10,000 and free payment machine upgrades to ditch coins.

National Audit Office says sale was 'value for money' even though the loss exceeds the £1.1bn forecast

"This deal is a testament to our exceptional growth in the region", Uber's EMEA head Gore-Coty said.

Research from Which? shows only 35% of passengers are happy with how delays are dealt with.

Tourists visiting Britain spent £4.4bn in the first three months of the year, a 15.6% rise on a year ago.

The central bank chief noted that the US has seen a rise in its death rate.

Defaults on credit cards and personal loans "increased significantly" in the three months to June.

EU's chief Brexit negotiator also met with Welsh First Minister Carwyn Jones and SNP chief Nicola Sturgeon.

The Financial Conduct Authority puts forward proposal that would allow firms owned by foreign states to list on London's stock market.

Hampshire-based company sold jewel-encrusted phones for over £20,000.

The Middle East airline want to but up to a 10% stake in the US carrier, adding it to its portfolio of holdings in rivals around the world.

Govia Thameslink Railway says settlement is 'fair outcome,' but unions criticise decision.

Tata Technologies boss Warren Harris said things that were previously proof of concept initiatives are now attracting the right sort of investment.

Tech start-up records third consecutive year of profits as revenue jumps 144% in 12 months to 31 December.

Brazilian consortium sells 86% stake in world famous flip-flops brand to three major banks.

Economy to see subdued growth in second quarter, BCC says.

IEA says crude demand drivers 'elsewhere' while Moody's says EVs would only provide modest earnings boost for auto-parts makers.

National Audit Office warns new Custom Declaration Service might not be ready by January 2019.

Some 7% more estate agents reported higher house prices last month, down from 17% in May.

But the tax-payer owned bank is still in talks with US Department of Justice over similar issues.