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Huawei UK boss insists ‘nothing has changed’ despite US trade restrictions

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Huawei’s UK managing director has insisted “nothing has changed” for the Chinese company despite a US-issued trade ban on the firm. Anson Zhang acknowledged there...
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Ford to cut 12,000 jobs in Europe

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Carmaker Ford has said it is shedding 12,000 jobs in Europe to increase profitability, as part of a global trend of cost cutting by...
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Ryanair to change share buyback plans due to Brexit

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Ryanair will change the way it conducts a €700m share buyback programme due to fears over a no-deal Brexit, the company said. Bosses revealed in...
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Ryanair to change share buyback plans due to Brexit

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Ryanair will change the way it conducts a €700m share buyback programme due to fears over a no-deal Brexit, the company said. Bosses revealed in...
BUSINESS

Nissan unveils prototype for zero-emission ice cream van

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Nissan has unveiled a concept, zero-emission ice cream van for Clean Air Day as the firm looks for a solution to the issue of...
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Adidas loses three stripes trademark ruling

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Adidas’s three-stripe logo has been ruled invalid as a trademark after an EU court ruled it was not distinctive enough across the 28-member bloc. The...
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Apple’s Tim Cook criticises other tech firms for data breaches

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Apple boss Tim Cook has taken aim at “chaos factory” technology giants for failing to take responsibility for data breaches and privacy violations. The chief...
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Facebook ‘turned down’ AI tool to stop hate speech

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Facebook has been accused of turning down the chance to use an artificial intelligence tool which could have helped the firm detect online hate...
BUSINESS

Huawei founder says revenue will be billions below forecasts

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Huawei’s founder has likened his company to a badly damaged plane, and said revenues will be 30 billion US dollars (£24 billion) less than...
BUSINESS

Shell Energy to pay £390k after overcharging 12,000 utilities customers in the UK

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Shell Energy Retail has been forced to pay £390,000 after overcharging around 12,000 British accounts on its default tariffs. The UK's Industry regulator Ofgem called...
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