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Cadbury Owner's Jobs Promise Questioned
A member of the an influential group of MPs has rounded on US food giant Kraft over its pledge to safeguard Cadbury jobs in UK.
Honda Recalls 412,000 Cars Over 'Soft Brakes'
Japanese car maker Honda has recalled 412,000 vehicles in the US because customers complained their brakes felt "soft".
MPs And Charities Fight To Save Cheques
Campaigners and MPs have criticised the decision to abolish cheques, saying it will negatively affect millions of vulnerable people.
Facebook Tool Pays Out For Pizza Orders
Facebook users whose friends have a penchant for pizza could find themselves cashing in with the launch of a new advertising tool.
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BA Strike Could Ruin Band's Dream Concert
A youth band from South Wales could miss a once-in-a-lifetime concert after their flight to New York was cancelled because of the British Airways strike.
Oats So Simple For Breakfast Smoothie Maker
mOma's breakfast products have taken off after being set up as a healthy, natural alternative to the standard 'coffee and croissant' on offer for busy commuters.
Britain 'Should Do More' To Cut Deficit
The European Commission is set to tell Britain to do more to cut the budget deficit, according to a draft document.
FSA Brings More Insider Dealing Charges
A former City banker and his wife have been charged with insider dealing as the financial watchdog looks to toughen its stance on market abuse.
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Metro Bank Offers 'Fun Retail Experience'
The founder of Britain's newest bank has told Sky News about his plans to make banking a "fun retail experience" when branches open in London.
In Fashion: Klein's Owner Buys Tommy Hilfiger
Calvin Klein's owner has bought fellow US fashion brand Tommy Hilfiger for £2bn, Hilfiger's current British owner has said.
Water And Garlic Bread Top Britain's Menu
Bottled mineral water and garlic bread are in, while canned fizzy drinks and pitta bread are out, according to people's shopping habits.
Bank Warning: Risk Of Longer Dole Queues
Dole queues in Britain could get longer if businesses do not see the recovery in demand that they are hoping for, the Bank of England has warned.
Credit Card Crackdown 'Could Save £300m'
Gordon Brown has said a government-led crackdown on the cost of credit cards could save consumers £300m a year.
Biggest Lender Urges Overpaying On Mortgages
The UK's biggest mortgage lender is urging homeowners to take advantage of low interest rates and speed up the process of paying off their mortgage.
BA Passengers Try To Change Travel Plans
British Airways chief executive Willie Walsh has launched a scathing attack on union bosses following the announcement of seven days of strikes by cabin crew.
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Missing Man's Severed Thumb Found In Street
Police investigating the disappearance of a 41-year-old man said they "cannot rule out the possibility of murder" after his thumb was found in a street.
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PM Defends Deficit Plan Ahead Of EU Warning
Gordon Brown and Alistair Darling have defended their plans for reducing the UK's budget deficit after being warned they risk being unambitious.
Tiger To Make Golf Comeback At US Masters
Scandal-hit Tiger Woods has said he will be returning to professional golf at the Masters tournament next month.