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A forum for credit card scammers names supermarkets where forged cards can allegedly be used.

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One of the City's biggest fund managers, Henderson Group, is moving its headquarters to Ireland to save tax.

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Sesena was designed as a major urbanisation for Spanish professionals who could not afford city prices, with more than 13,500 flats built on scrubland.

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One of the UK's biggest house builders has announced a 95% fall in profits for the first half of the year.

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Mattel has been awarded a multi-million dollar damages payout after a copyright claim against the makers of Bratz.

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A sharp downturn in the construction sector has dragged down other areas of Spain's economy.

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The number of gangmasters stripped of their licences for mistreating their workers is increasing sharply.

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Empty buildings are being demolished so businesses can avoid paying tax on them, a regeneration chief warns.

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Virgin Atlantic's CEO Steve Ridgeway has said the airline was gifted by the "terrible opening" of Heathrow Terminal 5.

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Chocolate companies are reporting rising sales as the rest of the economy slows down.

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Sales of payment protection insurance policies are increasing as people try to cover themselves in financially difficult times.

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A US-based website allows users to publish details of their pay and compare with their colleagues.

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E.On and Scottish and Southern Energy are increasing prices taking annual household energy bills to £1,250.

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The price of a loaf of bread is likely to rise because wet weather has affected much of Britain's wheat harvest.

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UK energy supplier E.On is raising its gas prices for domestic customers by 26% and electricity prices by 16%.

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European giant Zara has overtaken Gap as the world's top clothing retailer as Gap sales have fallen in the US.

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Britain's biggest airport operator has been told to sell two of its London airports and another in Scotland.

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Businesses should be made to do more about the level of waste they produce, a parliamentary committee says.

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BAA chief executive Colin Matthews blames poor service on a lack of capacity in south-east England's airports.

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The UK is exporting its own tea, made in Cornwall, after years of importing crops for the British cuppa.

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The owner of seven UK airports, BAA, expects the competition watchdog to order the break up of the company.

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The National Consumer Council has accused mobile phone companies of increasing costs without telling customers.

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Farmers have been struggling to find enough migrant workers to pick their fruit harvest.

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The world's biggest wind turbine maker has seen business boom amid uncertainty about oil prices.

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British Airways has sealed an alliance with American Airlines that will allow the two carriers to fix fares and routes together.

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New figures from Ofcom have revealed that people are using their mobile phones and the internet more than ever before.

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The Spanish housing market is close to collapse, prompting fears the country could go into recession.