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Poundland says its bar is inspired by the Wrekin, a hill in Shropshire, rather than the Matterhorn featured on a Toblerone.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

The backbone of UAE's oil and gas business is aiming to list one of its business entities.

Travel giant says it intends to fight more cases as the UK holiday industry sees a sharp rise in fake travel illness claims.

Jamie Dimon says bankers and the UK will have to obey the will of the EU.

Competition and Markets Authority has concerns shoppers may face worse terms in over 350 areas.

From November customers exceeding their overdraft limits will face no fees at all.

Dudley tells IBTimes UK that digitisation and process optimisation will help BP break-even in the $30 range.

Top-flight clubs posted revenues of £3.6bn at the end of 2015/16 campaign.

Commuter belt homes will be available on the property's investment platform for the first time.

Pearson sells stake in Penguin Random House for £776m to joint-venture partner.

The Competition and Markets Authority says FirstGroup already runs the only other train service on that route.

Ofcom rules mobile phone operators will not be allowed to own more than 37% of the airwaves available by 2020.

Retailer reports dip in Q1 sales across food and clothing divisions but revenue climbs.