UK house prices: Zoopla sales jump by a third after uSwitch acquisition in April
Property website Zoopla bought uSwitch in April 2015 for £190m.
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Asian markets mixed after weak US manufacturing data
US manufacturing sector contracted in November to its weakest levels since June 2009.
UK shoppers prefer Aldi and Lidl for Christmas groceries
A survey indicated that a majority of shoppers would visit the discount chains in the weeks leading up to 25 December.
Ryanair sues Google and eDreams for 'deceiving consumers'
Irish low-cost airline claims a court victory in Germany over eDreams, the Spain-headquartered travel agent.
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HSBC, Barclays, Lloyds, Nationwide and Santander cleared the BoE stress test.
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British American Tobacco accused of paying bribes in Africa
Civil servants and senior politicians were paid off, according to ex-employees and court documents.
China becomes first developing country to have currency in IMF's basket of lending reserves
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Walmart allegedly used Lockheed Martin tech to spy on employees prior to union protests
Retail giant allegedly engaged defence company to monitor employee chat on Twitter before protests.
COP21: Businesses call for action on climate change as Paris environment talks begin
Companies pledge their dedication to the fight against climate change ahead of the Paris summit.
Saudi Arabia: Prince Alwaleed bin Talal secures $2bn to complete world's tallest building
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The rules of attraction in the battle for the prestigious agency of the year gongs
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Lufthansa signs deal with Verdi on pay for 33,000 ground personnel
Employees of Lufthansa's IT unit, catering, maintenance and cargo workers also to get pay rise.
Gender pay gap: Teenage girls expect to earn £7,000 less than boys
The City & Guilds survey showed that teenagers are unaware of the job market
Volkswagen emission scandal: Carmaker to recall 2.5m vehicles in Germany
German investigators claimed their probe led to a proposed solution for the 1.2, 1.6 and 2.0 litre engines.
Asian markets mixed after weak Wall Street closing
While WTI crude oil was trading marginally higher by 0.07%, Brent crude was lower by 0.31%.
Reaction Engines to develop hypersonic air travel within 10 to 15 years
British company's invention will allow people to travel anywhere in the world within four hours.
Netanyahu suspends Palestine talks with EU bodies over 'Made in Israel' controversy
EU wants manufacturing labels for products made in occupied territories including the West Bank.
Nissan ready to roll out Infiniti Q30s from Sunderland plant
It marks the first time the Japanese carmaker manufactures its luxury line of cars anywhere in Europe.
Bitnation and Estonian government start spreading sovereign jurisdiction on the blockchain
Bitnation announces deal with Estonia's e-Resident programme to offer a global public notary service.
Toshiba could sell small stake in memory chips business which has clients like Apple
This move would help the loss-making company raise funds.
HSBC whistleblower Herve Falciani gets 5-year jail sentence
Falciani who is currently residing in France is unlikely to serve the sentence
DJI to foray into agriculture with pesticide-spraying drones
This drone that can hold 2.6-gallons of pesticides and fly for about 12 minutes is priced at about $15,000.
Brazil dam disaster: Government to sue Samarco and its shareholders, BHP Billiton and Vale
Brazil's federal government and 2 states affected the most by the disaster will participate in the lawsuit.
Walmart-owned Asda follows Morrisons in cutting petrol prices to less than £1 a litre
The exclusive three-day promotion will end at midnight on 29 November.
Volkswagen refuses to refund British drivers: How to check if your car is affected by emissions fraud
About 800,000 petrol-powered cars expected to be recalled in VW emissions scandal.
Night Tube: RMT union to consider new London Underground pay offer for delayed service
The union's executive and representatives will discuss the fresh salary proposal on 1 December
Airbus: Video shows how detachable plane cabin patent would work
The US patent office released details of the removable cabins, which could be swapped in and out of an aircraft.
UK house prices: Will George Osborne's Help to Buy Isa scheme help first-time buyers?
Help to Buy Isa scheme will be introduced on 1 December.
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