Initially I wanted to post everything nice nice but looking at the time now, it is 2:15am and I got to wake up for the webinar, I decided to make this a summary and you will have to refer to the charts. Plus I have to send out 1 nice alert later after this. Apologies […]
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BBC News – Business- Boots owner denies overcharging NHS for cancer mouthwashA Times newspaper investigation found the NHS was charged £3,220 for a mouthwash used by cancer patients.
- Ed Sheeran 'not trying to stitch fans up' over UK tour ticketsSpeaking about a row over tickets for his UK tour, the star says he wants to stop fans getting "ripped off".
- TSB crisis: No end in sight for customersFive weeks into the IT crisis, the bank says experts from IBM will remain "for as long as it takes".
- Mining group Vedanta 'should be delisted'Deaths of 13 protesters in India prompts shadow chancellor to call for action by the London Stock Exchange.
- Fiat Chrysler recalls 4.8 million US carsThe Italian-American car maker says no injuries or crashes are related to the large recall campaign.
- Homebase sold for £1 as DIY disaster ends for WesfarmersThe sale ends a costly foray into the UK home improvement market for Australia's Wesfarmers.
- TJ Hughes pays damages after selling fake Fred Perry polo shirtsDiscount store TJ Hughes has paid damages after selling about 2,500 of counterfeit polo shirts.
- 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.
- Tetra Pak says plastic straws are vitalTetra Pak thinks plastic straws should not be banned, but instead disposed of properly.
- Yours for a poundAs the owner of Homebase sells the troubled DIY chain, what other firms have been bought for £1?
- Boots owner denies overcharging NHS for cancer mouthwash
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- Daimler faces scrutiny of 120,000 Vito, C-Class diesels: BamSFRANKFURT (Reuters) - Daimler faces an investigation of 40,000 diesel Vito vans and 80,000 C-Class model cars for possible illicit software that allowed the vehicles to emit excess pollution without detection, Bild am Sonntag reported, citing no sources.
- Oil output could return to October 2016 level, says Russia's NovakMOSCOW (Reuters) - A return to the oil production levels that were in place in October 2016, baseline for the current deal to cut output, is one of the options for easing curbs, Russia's energy minister said on Saturday.
- Trump metals tariffs make Granite City great again, but at what cost?GRANITE CITY, Ill. (Reuters) - After Donald Trump was elected president in 2016 on a pledge to "Make America Great Again" and revive the country's old industrial heartland, Dave Chrusciel hoped someday to return to his previous job at the steel mill here in this southern corner of Illinois.
- Miner Grupo Mexico blames freight train derailments on 'sabotage'MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican miner and infrastructure firm Grupo Mexico on Friday said in a statement that seven freight train derailments were due to "sabotage" and would cost the company 312 million pesos ($16 million).
- Audi CEO says diesel crisis not over and vows to stay on: reportFRANKFURT (Reuters) - Audi Chief Executive Rupert Stadler said the diesel emissions affair was not over and promised to stay at the helm of the German luxury car maker, a German newspaper reported on Saturday.
- U.S. reaches deal to keep China's ZTE in business: congressional aideWASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration told lawmakers the U.S. government has reached a deal to put Chinese telecommunications company ZTE Corp back in business after it pays a significant fine and makes management changes, a senior congressional aide said on Friday.
- Investors find little appetite for consumer staples(Reuters) - The consumer staples index , the S&P 500's biggest laggard for 2018, could have further to fall and may even look less appealing as a defensive play in the event the economy turns sour.
- U.S. jury fails to reach verdict in latest J&J talc trialNEW YORK (Reuters) - A South Carolina jury on Friday could not agree on a verdict in a case of a woman whose family said her long-term use of Johnson & Johnson's Baby Powder led to her death from asbestos-related cancer, resulting in a mistrial.
- Exclusive: Tesla flies in new battery production line for GigafactoryFRANKFURT/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Tesla Inc has flown six planes full of robots and equipment from Europe to California in an unusual, high-stakes effort to speed up battery production for its Model 3 electric sedan, people familiar with the matter told Reuters this week.
- T-Mobile says ex-Trump campaign manager advising on Sprint mergerWASHINGTON (Reuters) - T-Mobile US said it is getting advice on its proposed $26 billion merger with Sprint Corp from a lobbying firm whose staff includes several members of President Donald Trump's election team such as former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski.
- Daimler faces scrutiny of 120,000 Vito, C-Class diesels: BamS