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Cruise operator Iglu to set sail in £100m deal
The online cruise travel agent Iglu is on the verge of setting sail Down Under in a deal estimated to be worth about £100m.
US investor snaps up screen rights licensing group MPLC
An American private equity firm is snapping up a controlling stake in a British-based company which collects royalties on behalf of Hollywood studios including The Walt Disney Company and Amazon-owned MGM.
More than 100 firms face online pricing crackdown
A crackdown on online pricing has seen investigations opened into eight companies, with a further 100 facing warnings over their conduct.
Live near a train station? Expect lots of new homes
The government has announced plans to make it almost impossible for new housing developments near train stations to be opposed.
Ticket resales 'to be capped at face value'
The government is reportedly set to ban the resale of tickets for live events above their face value.
Were the income tax briefings a cunning plan or a gamble that didn't pay off?
Was it all just a cunning plan?
Birmingham bin strikes to continue for months, union warns, as industrial dispute deepens
Rubbish will continue rotting in the streets of Birmingham for months, union chiefs have warned, after more workers voted to join industrial action.
Seven red flags your mechanic is ripping you off - and what you can do about it
Mechanic anxiety: it's a thing, and you're not alone.
How hidden card service could save you hundreds
If a retailer hasn't provided the goods or services you paid for, chargeback is a hidden way to get your money back.
British hacker ordered to pay back over £4m in Bitcoin after accessing celebrity X accounts
A British man who hacked the X accounts of celebrities in a bid to con people out of Bitcoin, has been ordered to repay £4.1m-worth of the cryptocurrency, prosecutors say.
Jansen ready for take-off as next chairman of Heathrow Airport
Heathrow Airport will this month name Philip Jansen as its next chairman as Britain's biggest aviation hub presses ahead with plans for a £50bn expansion.
'Repeated mistakes' ahead of budgets too costly, former rate-setter Haldane warns
A former Bank of England chief economist has told Sky News that "repeated mistakes" by the government have been "sucking all life" from the economy ahead of the budget.
The UK town where 6 out of 7 children grow up in poverty - and live in fear of homelessness
The cobbled streets of Newport in Middlesbrough survive from the Victorian era.
Interpath-owner to kick off £900m sale of Claire’s administrator
The restructuring firm drafted in to advise Sir Jim Ratcliffe on a radical cost-cutting programme at Manchester United Football Club will this week be put up for sale with a £900m price tag.
Former chancellor Osborne is shock contender to head HSBC
George Osborne, the former chancellor, has emerged as a shock contender to become the next chairman of HSBC Holdings, one of the world's top banking jobs.
Dyson in the dock over busted £350 fan - will its fob-off hold?
The Money team is answering your Money Problems as part of our Consumer Rights Week...
'British Airways lost our luggage on dream US road trip'
The Money team is answering your Money Problems as part of our Consumer Rights Week...
Telegraph future in limbo again as RedBird abandons £500m deal
The future ownership of the Daily Telegraph has been plunged back into crisis after RedBird Capital Partners abandoned its proposed £500m takeover.
Direct cost of Jaguar Land Rover cyber attack revealed
The cyber attack on Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), which halted production for nearly six weeks at its sites, cost the company roughly £200m, it has been revealed.
'My phone has broken - Back Market is fobbing me off. What are my rights?'
Every day this week we'll be intervening in your disputes with retailers as part of our Consumer Rights Week in the Money blog. We begin with this...
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