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Dan Milmo
Dan Milmo is the Guardian's deputy business and consumer editor
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Billions of dollars were wiped off the value of the Chinese stock market on ‘black Monday’. But what caused it?
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Ambitious projects involving space and hot air balloons brought him fame but the safer bets like Virgin Atlantic yielded fortune
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Retailer given all clear by administrators to hire staff as mobile phone operators Vodafone and EE are accused of causing Phones 4u's collapse
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The European commission's ruling would have been a blow years ago – but the budget airline now has bigger fish to fry
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From one Adelaide evening paper to bidding for a US giant - Rupert Murdoch's life in acquisitions
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All flights now barred from eastern Ukraine, where airliner was downed while reportedly flying 1,000ft above restricted airspace
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Complaints to energy ombudsman more than doubled in the first half of 2014 compared with previous six months
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Ed Miliband urged to set out bold vision for the election as Len McCluskey warns of split with party over austerity
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State support has been key in rebuffing the global pressures – cheaper labour elsewhere, deteriorating consumer confidence, excess factory capacity – that have seen car plants shut all over the world
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One heads a 'toothless tiger'. One is 'wicked smart'. And one has to rescue the Co-op. Who will be in the headlines in 2014?
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Dan Milmo: BAE is closing Portsmouth shipyard – but it could have been different if successive governments had guided the industry to a sustainable future
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More than 1,000 jobs at risk as defence contractor copes with the end of shipbuilding boom
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Ineos, the plant's owner, insists it is not bluffing as deadline looms; 250 employees from workforce of 1300 accept changes
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Successful company becomes latest to join march of UK manufacturers into foreign ownership
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Headphones company reportedly to buy out Taiwanese smartphone maker as it expands into new business areas
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High-speed rail project's cost 'could double' owing to several factors such as extra tunnelling to placate opposition groups
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Dan Milmo: We must examine the social and economic value of trains instead of always fixating on the price of the service
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Business secretary to unveil proposals to increase trust in UK business including new powers to disqualify directors
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The Ernst & Young ITEM Club expects lending to grow by 3% to £440bn this year, and by 8.5% to £447bn in 2014
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Six bidders vie for contract to operate services on £14.8bn rail project, as doubt hangs over future of Bombardier plant
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Finance ministers meet in Dublin to discuss crisis in Cyprus and Slovenia situation – with extensions to bailouts for Ireland and Portugal reportedly on the agenda
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FTSE 100 and Dow Jones off sharply as US employment figures come in well below expectations
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Troubled Boeing 787 Dreamliner jet fleet, grounded since January after battery fires, successfully completes test flights
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Appointment of Ian Davis, former McKinsey chairman, comes as engine maker faces threat of corruption inquiry in the US and UK
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Rhythm & Hues set to file for Chapter 11 just days after winning Bafta for work on Ang Lee's film, according to reports
City financier Peter Cruddas donates £1m for campaign to leave EU