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Uber gets $2 billion financing from Chinese investors

Company logo quiz: Can you tell the difference between Ford and Facebook?

Uber has changed its branding, so test your logo knowledge with our quiz.

HSBC fined $470m in relation to its mortgage practices during the 2007-2009 American housing crisis

The settlement is similar to the 2012 agreement that officials reached with JPMorgan and Bank of America.

Jessica Alba's Honest Company reportedly working with Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley on IPO

Jessica Alba’s Honest Co. working with Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley on an IPO

Honest Company was valued at $1.7bn on the basis of its latest fund raising in 2015, making Alba richer than Beyonce.

Walmart pay rise is great but raising the US minimum wage is not the best way to reduce inequality

When companies are forced to pay more they may offset cost by reducing how much they invest in workers.

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Harley-Davidson sticks to its $70m marketing and product development plan despite dividend payout

Harley-Davidson's board on 3 February authorised a $20m repurchase of its common stock.

Mozilla announces that Firefox OS for smartphones is to be terminated after version 2.6 release

Mozilla has put the final nail in the coffin of its short-lived mobile OS.

Tube strike: RMT maintenance workers plan seven blocks of industrial action in safety dispute

Almost 1,500 of the workers will walkout between February and June over track access changes.

Royal Dutch Shell is our share tip of the week – five reasons to invest

Edmund Shing explains why a rebound in oil prices would be great news for Shell investors.

BG Group's annual profit plunges ahead of Shell takeover amid oil prices crisis

BG is the latest oil stock to suffer from crude prices decline as full-year profit tumbles almost 40%.

92 companies that failed to pay minimum wage 'named and shamed' by UK government

According to an HMRC research, TSS in London leads the list with £1.7m owed to its 2,519 employees.

UK steel crisis: Tata Steel European business reports quarterly loss of £68m

The company blames cheap imports from China, Russia and South Korea for the loss.

Barbie dolls maker Mattel approached by Hasbro over a potential merger

Barbie dolls maker Mattel reportedly in merger talks with rival Hasbro

The talks come at a time when Mattel is losing ground to both Hasbro and Lego.

Gouging 'pharma bro' Martin Shkreli shuts up at US hearing, but smirks and complains on Twitter

He calls politicians 'imbeciles,' repeatedly invokes the Fifth Amendment when grilled by congressmen

EasyFoodstore will continue to shake up the market - just like Lidl and Aldi have done

Competition in the market is always good, it forces businesses to stay on top of their game.

Tube strike: London Underground issues travel advice as talks with RMT continue

The parties are trying to find a resolution to the job cuts dispute with private negations.

EasyFoodstore: EasyJet founder Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou and the biggest flops of EasyGroup

Alongside the big business hits there have been 'easymisses' such as Easy4Men, EasyMusic and EasyInternetcafé

Alexa Chung to collaborate with Marks and Spencer on 'unique' Archive by Alexa collection

Will Chung's new collaboration with the retailer help bring the fashion crowd back?

EasyFoodstore: Watch people empty the shelves of new 25p supermarket after only two days

The new store from Easyjet founder Stelios Haji-Ioannou opened on 1 February.

Instagram launches 60-second advertising feature for major brands with Drake among first stars

T-Mobile, Warner Brothers and Guinness are the first brands to jump on-board.

EU referendum: Goldman Sachs warns Brexit could see trade-weighted sterling loss of up to 20%

Bank expects Britain to remain in EU but warns Brexit could squeeze inflows needed to sustain current deficit.

Goldman Sachs vs Bernie Sanders: CEO Lloyd Blankfein blasted by Elizabeth Warren over liberal slur

Warren said Blankfein 'just didn't get it' seven years after financial crisis.

Hutchison promises to freeze mobile phone bills of millions of Britons to win approval for Three-O2 deal

Hutchison promises mobile bill freeze for millions of Britons to win approval for Three-O2 deal

The proposed deal has already drawn objections from Ofcom, the UK telecoms regulator.

GTA 5: Take Two confirms 60m units shipped worldwide and expects GTA Online profits to grow

Latest financial report reveals GTA 5 is still an enormous success.

AstraZeneca issues profit warning as Crestor is set to face increased competition

Drugmaker's annual revenue hit by strong dollar but pre-tax profit double as it warns of challenging year.

Vodafone delivers mixed message as reported revenue falls more than 6% in third quarter

Mobile operator remains on track with strategy, despite challenging conditions in European markets.

Credit Suisse to axe 4,000 jobs as Swiss bank reports first full-year loss since 2008

The bank completed CHF1.2bn (£817.7m) in cost savings,a third of the CHF3.5bn spending cuts promised by 2018.

Oil Crisis: Royal Dutch Shell to sell 51% stake in its Malaysian refining business for $66.3m

Shell's annual profit plunges 80% amid ongoing slump in oil prices

Oil giant's annual and fourth-quarter earnings plummet as it confirms it will cut 10,000 jobs after BG merger

Picasso's painting Tete de Femme fetches not so impressive £19m at Sotheby's auction in London

Art market not as rosy as before as painting of Picasso's young lover sold for 30% more 3 years ago.

British Airways to relaunch flights from London to Iran

British Airways to resume flights to Iran

Direct flights, suspended since 2012, from London's Heathrow to Iran's capital Tehran will start on 14 July.

Malwarebytes security flaw remains exposed as firm launches bug bounty scheme

The malware firm has said that a patch for the flaw, disclosed last year, is still three to four weeks away.

Computers can now tell when you're angry

Google, Facebook and Twitter tell MPs they are 'committed' to combating online crime

Major tech firms face scrutiny in the UK parliament about how they are curbing extremist ideology online

Night Tube: RMT and Aslef set to agree pay deal for new London Underground service

But Unite has rejected the latest offer from Underground bosses and the TSSA is still deciding.

Ford to slash hundreds of jobs in UK and Germany amid European market gloom

Car maker expects to save £138m a year by cutting jobs in administration and marketing across European plants.

Boots changes rates on several products after Change.org petition against 'sexist pricing'

Petition with 42,000-plus signatures demands that men and women are charged the same for razors and eye cream.

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