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From Graham's Vintage 1970 Port to Maldonado ham, Fortnum & Mason's hamper has everything for someone with £6,000 to spare.

The FTSE 100-listed lender has reached an agreement with three of the five groups representing shareholders.

The luxury retail business sidestepped the effect of tough competition brought on by the supermarket price war.

Iceland Foods chief executive Malcolm Walker claims Icelandic authorities have 'no interest' in resolving the matter.

UK crisps producer was acquired by US-based Amplify Snack Brands for £300m in August this year.

Row over fees as Pension Protection Fund vetoes invoice from Duff & Phelps.

More than 80 firefighters still trying to tackle blaze which they say 'could burn for days'.

Services such as YouTube and Spotify have slashed royalties to musicians and changed our relationship with music.

Rail Delivery Group says the increase will go towards improving services and simplifying fares.

US president-elect says companies will be taxed 'at the border' if they opt to move their operations abroad.

Jet engine maker aims to save between £45m and £50m a year from the middle of 2017.

Schultz will be succeeded by Kevin Johnson, current president and chief operating officer of Starbucks.

Swiss food giant said it will launch its fast-dissolving sugar process in its confectionery from 2018.

Britain's telecoms watchdog says it is particularly concerned for elderly and vulnerable customers.

The company's decision to cap its standard tariff is expected to affect approximately six million customers.

Revenue rises 14% year-on-year in the six months to 16 October period to £1.04bn.

Barclays and Standard Chartered fall short but will not have to increase capital strength.

Screen shot of a Kellogg's ad was part of an online campaign to get marketers to dump the site.

Financial regulator to launch a broad investigation of 'high-cost credit' with findings to be released in summer 2017.

ERPA net asset value rises by 19p through 2016 financial year to £8.88 per share.

BT's Openreach owns the cable network that UK businesses and homes use to access broadband and telephones.

Boeing tax break ruled unlawful in latest round of tit-for-tat complaints with its European rival Airbus.

Tata says it is in 'exclusive negotiations' with Liberty House to sell operation that serves car industry.

Lufthansa pilots will go on strike for two days from Tuesday, affecting long and short-haul flights.

Bank set to cut jobs worldwide amid plans for radical overhaul to cut costs and improve profitability.

Deliveroo faces increased union challenges over whether its riders are classed as staff and entitled to holiday pay and other employment rights.

Sports retailer acquires privately owned Go Outdoors for £112m in cash amid plans to grow in outdoor sector.

Net revenue falls 14% to £1.01bn for the year ended 30 September.

Walkout will affect short and long haul flights less than a week after the airline cancelled almost 2,800 flights.