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A former boss of Thomas Cook, who presided over a major expansion, has denied saddling the firm with a debt pile that ultimately killed the business.

More than a third of voters are deeply pessimistic about the economy and their own finances, according to a new Sky Data state-of-the-nation poll.

Boeing has ousted the head of its commercial planes division, eight months after its 737 MAX fleet was grounded following two fatal crashes.

The big four audit firm KPMG has entered exclusive talks to sell its pensions advisory unit to a buyout firm as it reshapes its business amid growing pressure on the profession.

A very interesting trial began today in the New York State Supreme Court in lower Manhattan.

WeWork's board has accepted an $8bn (£6.2bn) takeover plan proposed by its Japanese investor Softbank Group, in a move that secures new financing for the troubled company.

Cyber attacks from Russia, China, Iran and North Korea pose "strategic national security threats to the UK", according to the CEO of the UK's National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC).

MPs have accused auditors of being "complicit" in the recent failure of British corporate giants, after it emerged that Thomas Cook paid PwC up to £21m in consultancy fees.

Staff at some of Britain's best-known museums are going on strike today over the group's failure to pay the real living wage.

Just Eat has called on shareholders to reject a takeover offer as it presses ahead with its planned £8.2bn merger with Takeaway.com.