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Watchdog Recommends Price Caps To End £4bn Consumer Rip Offs

Probe followed a 'super complaint' from Citizens Advice.
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Business Secretary’s Workers’ Rights Blitz Takes Hit As His Own Staff Vote To Strike

Government urged to bring outsourced staff back in-house.
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Government Outlines New Employment Rules But Zero-Hours Contracts Remain

Government announces end to rules which allow agency staff to be paid less than permanent counterparts.
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Asos Warns Of 'Significant Deterioration' In Trading

Weak consumer confidence has driven down online clothing sales, firm says.
By George Bowden, HuffPost UK

A Comprehensive Guide To 2018 Office Jargon That We Already Hate

It may be alienating the workforce...
By By Ruth D'Alessandro, commercial business writer
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6 Ways To Mind Your Money This Christmas

Money Matters
By By Sarah Willingham
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EU Court Rules That The UK Can Unilaterally End Brexit

The European Court of Justice has ruled that that member states can withdraw unilaterally from leaving the EU while they are still in the negotiating period. This confirms that the UK can revoke its Article 50 notice without having to consult the rest of the EU.
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5 UK Business Success Stories And The Backing That Helped Them Make It

Got your back
By By Jennifer Barton, commercial lifestyle writer
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This Is How You Can Get Money Back From O2 After Thursday's Network Outage

The mobile giant says its services have returned to normal – but it's avoiding saying anything about compensation...
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O2 Investigates Network Outage After Thousands Of Customers Left Without Data

Many customers were unable to use mobile data this morning.
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