BBC News – Business

• 'My dream flat left me with a £20,000 repair bill'
  The government's shared ownership scheme has left some with rising fees and huge debts, BBC Panorama finds.
• Spending Review: Chancellor to set out government spending plans
  Rishi Sunak's spending review comes amid a difficult economic backdrop caused by the Covid pandemic.
• US shares set records as investor optimism grows
  The Dow Jones index closes above 30,000 for the first time amid string of positive news.
• Amazon sorry for Sidewalk 'confusion'
  The new network, which uses other people's broadband, is not launching in the UK.
• Spending Review: Sunak pledges to make jobs 'number one priority'
  The chancellor promises his Spending Review will include a £4.6bn package to help people back to work.
• NS&I apologises for delays amid savers' exodus
  It says sorry to those struggling to get through on the phone on the day cuts in savings rates take effect.
• Elon Musk becomes world's second richest person
  The tech billionaire overtakes Bill Gates after Tesla shares soar on S&P acceptance
• Covid-19: England arrivals to be able to cut quarantine with private test
  People arriving in England can end their self-isolation with a negative test taken after five days.
• Most Black Friday products 'were same price or cheaper' beforehand
  Nine in 10 products are the same price or cheaper before the sale, finds consumer group.
• UK car industry warns of £55bn no-deal Brexit hit
  Big losses will be seen in the next five years if the UK fails to strike a deal with the EU, the sector warns.

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