'I know the train's going to be late'
The BBC follows one Northern rail user, Lorna, on her daily commute from Burnley to Leeds. Source by [author_name]
WhatsApp starts charging business users
Companies will be charged to send customers messages via the platform. Source by [author_name]
House of Fraser rescue deal falls through
The retailer’s potential new owner says it is pulling out of a £70m deal to take a controlling stake. Source by [author_name]
Facebook and Instagram introduce time limit tool
Users will be able to restrict time spent on the app, but some people say it doesn’t go far enough. Source by [author_name]
Interest rates: Savers 'should not expect too much from a rise'
Banks have been “choosy” about which savers get the benefit of a rise in interest rates. Source by [author_name]
Lloyds Bank sets aside another £460m for PPI claims
The sum comes on top of the £18.8bn that the bank has already allocated to settle the claims. Source by [author_name]
Next shares slump despite sales rise
The fashion retailer says it has sold its summer clothing early, thanks to the hot weather. Source by [author_name]
London's Mayor says Brexit hit to City less than feared
Charles Bowman told website Politico 5,000 to 13,0000 jobs could go by the UK’s departure on 30 March. Source by [author_name]
US mulls 25% tariff on $200bn of Chinese goods, say reports
Tariffs on an additional $200bn of goods could be much more than the expected 10%, say media reports. Source by [author_name]