Venezuela 'paralysed' by launch of sovereign bolivar currency
Businesses close and streets empty as President Maduro’s new currency causes uncertainty. Source by [author_name]
Ryanair compensation cheques with no signatures 'bounced'
Passengers say they have been charged fees by their banks after cheques from airline were unsigned. Source by [author_name]
Facebook and Twitter remove accounts linked to Russia and Iran campaigns
The social media giants say they have shut down hundreds of accounts linked to Russia and Iran. Source by [author_name]
Uber to pay $1.9m for sexual harassment claims
The payout will cover former and current employees who allege sexual harassment and discrimination. Source by [author_name]
S&P index set for record winning streak
The index tracking the 500 biggest public companies in the US has risen almost 325% since 2009. Source by [author_name]
Salary question blamed for gender pay gap
Asking people what they currently earn can trap women into lower salaries, a charity says. Source by [author_name]
Price comparison sites 'rife with errors'
Millions of consumers “are not getting a clear picture from the websites they visit”, says Which? Source by [author_name]
Mental health problems 'block travel insurance cover'
Mystery shopping reveals four-fold increases in premiums even when issues have been been stable for years. Source by [author_name]
Cricket is tackling sexism in India's schools
Cricket and dance are being combined in a project challenging gender stereotypes in rural India Source by [author_name]
Tougher regulation of bailiffs urged as debt levels rise
Citizens Advice says arrears on everyday bills total £18.9bn, but raises concerns on how this is pursued. Source by [author_name]