TSB crisis: No end in sight for customers
Five weeks into the IT crisis, the bank says experts from IBM will remain "for as long as it takes".


Ed Sheeran 'not trying to stitch fans up' over UK tour tickets
Speaking about a row over tickets for his UK tour, the star says he wants to stop fans getting "ripped off".


Boots owner denies overcharging NHS for cancer mouthwash
A Times newspaper investigation found the NHS was charged £3,220 for a mouthwash used by cancer patients.


Homebase sold for £1 as DIY disaster ends for Wesfarmers
The sale ends a costly foray into the UK home improvement market for Australia's Wesfarmers.


TSB left man on hold as his wedding savings were stolen
A customer took more than four hours to get through to TSB by which time most of the money had gone.


Tetra Pak says plastic straws are vital
Tetra Pak thinks plastic straws should not be banned, but instead disposed of properly.


Fiat Chrysler recalls 4.8 million US cars
The Italian-American car maker says no injuries or crashes are related to the large recall campaign.


Essential bill arrears 'more likely among women'
A charity estimates that three million people - primarily women - were in arrears on a priority bill last year.


How many £1m-plus homes are sold near you?
Sales of homes in England and Wales for over £1m have hit a new high. How many were sold near you?


Mining group Vedanta 'should be delisted'
Deaths of 13 protesters in India prompts shadow chancellor to call for action by the London Stock Exchange.


GDPR: 'Don't panic!' data watchdog tells firms
Tough new data protection laws come into effect on Friday, but many firms say they are not ready.


Profits at energy giant SSE fall as it loses 430,000 customers
The company's dip in profits also followed charges linked to the controversial merger of its retail arm with rival Npower.


Oleg Deripaska resigns from Rusal amid US sanctions row
The Russian oligarch leaves the aluminium producer to try shield it from US sanctions against him.


TJ Hughes pays damages after selling fake Fred Perry polo shirts
Discount store TJ Hughes has paid damages after selling about 2,500 of counterfeit polo shirts.


Luton Airport baggage handlers postpone Bank Holiday strike
"Productive talks" took place and a new pay deal has been offered, Unite officials say.


The strawberry-picking robots coming to a farm near you
Strawberry producers say they can't find enough humans to pick their fruit, so are robots the answer?


How the light bulb became a million dollar idea.
The BBC's Aaron Heslehurst explains how the light bulb became a million dollar idea.


Nigeria's reservation on Africa's free trade deal
Why President Buhari of Nigeria is reluctant to sign the African Continental Free Trade Agreement.


Why is there a row about Galileo?
Britain may be denied full access to the EU's Galileo satellite navigation system on security grounds after Brexit.


M&S boss says firm too 'inward looking' and 'corporate'
The chief executive of Marks and Spencer says the company's culture has been too "inward looking" and "corporate".


Ms Curvaceous takes on the 'fat tax'
Corrine Mensah was recently crowned Ms Curvaceous UK 2018.


Do your colleagues want to 'get to know the real you'?
Liv Garfield, winner of the Businesswoman of the Year award, shares her CEO Secrets.


How the video game became a million dollar idea.
The BBC's Aaron Heslehurst tells us how the video game became a million dollar idea.


Yours for a pound
As the owner of Homebase sells the troubled DIY chain, what other firms have been bought for £1?