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Vodafone reintroduces roaming charges & Brexit blog comes back to haunt writer
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‘Reprehensible choice:’ Tobacco firm Philip Morris’s controversial bid for asthma firm goes to auction
“We are also deeply troubled that this company could further profit from the disease their products have caused by now selling therapies to the same people who were sickened by smoking PMI cigarettes," said the American Lung Association.
Wine merchant speaks out about Brexit, saying ‘teething problems have become permanent fixtures’
"Costs continue to increase, and still the Brexit deniers want to pretend this what they voted for," he said.
In Pics: Supermarkets are coming up with ingenious ways of hiding empty shelves
Shoppers have been left angered at the lack of food available in supermarkets across Britain, blamed on Brexit, a shortage of workers and 'pinged' workers.
Brexit: Boris Johnson urged to ‘stem the haemorrhage’ of foreign fishing workers
Scottish Seafood Association chief executive Jimmy Bucha was among the sector leaders to tell the Prime Minister the Brexit deal “had fallen far short of expectations”.
‘Lon-Dam’: Fanciful post-Brexit plan to merge London with Amsterdam tabled
"If both cities play it right Lon-Dam could be one of the great financial centres of the 21st century," a Telegraph columnist reckons.
Full list of 191 companies named and shamed for not paying minimum wage
John Lewis said it was ‘surprised and disappointed’ to be on the government’s list.
Restrictions on bankers’ bonuses could be scrapped in post-Brexit revamp
The caps were introduced following the financial crisis when bankers received multi-million payouts despite huge losses.
CEO takes 90% pay cut and raises staff’s salary to £50,000 – a thread to show there is another way
‘Money buys happiness when you climb out of poverty. But going from well-off to very well-off won’t make you happier. Doing what you believe is right will.’