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The bosses of the Premier League and English Football League (EFL) have held secret talks aimed at reviving an industry-wide deal ahead of the launch of the government’s new football watchdog.

Fujitsu has agreed to begin talks with the UK government on contributing to compensation for victims of the Post Office scandal.

Fuelled by expectations of a Wall Street-friendly policy platform, a "Trump bump" pushed the S&P 500 up 2.5% by the time the ticker tape had been cleared.

Barclays is closing in on a £650m deal to offload control of its UK payments business to the Canadian investment giant Brookfield Asset Management after months of negotiations.

The owner of high-street pharmacy chain Boots is being bought by a private equity firm, and it will no longer be a public company listed on a stock exchange.

Donald Trump has announced that most goods imported from Mexico are to be exempt from his trade tariff regime for at least four weeks, just days after the charges were imposed.

Rachel Reeves has said the welfare system is "letting down taxpayers", while she again committed to reaching 2.5% in defence spending by 2027 due to the "enormity of the situation" facing European security.

Shareholders in PizzaExpress are preparing to inject tens of millions of pounds into its parent company to help secure a refinancing of its debt amid tough trading in Britain’s casual dining sector.

The widow of a Post Office scandal victim, who received a compensation offer days after his death, has described the situation as an "utter disgrace".

Poundland, the discount retail chain, appears on course to be sold as its owner rues an "increasingly challenging" retail landscape in the UK.

From 1 April, changes will be made to stamp duty, meaning more first-time buyers will be forced to pay it and other home movers face a higher bill.

Every Thursday we interview chefs from around the UK, hearing about their cheap food hacks and more. Today we chat to chef Diego Jacquet, patron and chef at Zoilo and the Florencio pizzeria in London.

Barclays is to pay millions in compensation for recent IT outages which prevented customers from banking.

Rail passengers in England are being shown how often trains are cancelled and delayed at each station in a new "accountability drive".

Donald Trump is to exclude carmakers across North America from the pain of tariffs levelled against Mexico and Canada, following apparent pressure from motor bosses.

China's premier has warned "changes unseen in a century are unfolding across the world" as a trade war with the US intensifies.

Tesla charging stations have been set on fire in the US state of Massachusetts as a backlash against Elon Musk grows.

The chairman of the Post Office has warned postmasters the state-owned company faces a fight to deliver a previously pledged pay uplift this year amid protracted government funding talks.

Adidas has sold the last remaining pair of Yeezy trainers - more than two years after cutting ties with Kanye West.

Two major Panama Canal ports have been sold from their Hong Kong owner to a consortium including American multinational investment company BlackRock.