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Used car seller Cazoo's revenues halved in the third quarter amid a restructuring programme following years of share price struggle.

The US planemaker now expects to deliver between 375 and 400 Boeing 737 airplanes this year, down from 400 to 450.

US-based Lithia Motors has emerged victorious in its bid to buy the UK's biggest car dealership, Pendragon.

Outsourcing giant Bunzl has announced two more acquisitions, bringing its tally for the year to 14 and at a total spend of more than £425m.

A long-running feud between online travel groups and low-cost carriers is heating up, after On the Beach called on the CMA to step in.

The American research company HyperloopTT unveiled its latest hyperloop technology, which it claims will revolutionise the sector.

Keller Group shares soared this morning after the company forecast higher than expected operating profits.

Questions swirled on exactly what led to the crash of an F-35 Lightning II and why the $100 million aircraft continued flying long after the pilot ejected from the cockpit. Washington Times National Security editor Guy Taylor and Military and Foreign Affairs reporter Ben Wolfgang sat down to explain what is known, and what is not known about the doomed, pilotless F-35B fighter jet that went down in South Carolina.

Kemi Badenoch has snubbed an invitation to the embattled Confederation of Business Industry (CBI) annual conference.

The IAG is set to report £1.3bn profit on Friday, but conflict in Israel and air traffic disruption could hinder its share price rally.