What's moved money, oil and shares in 2016?

Star Wars card firm Topps hit by 'unforgiveable' hack

Zero-hours workers 'face £1,000 pay penalty'

India cash crunch: Rupee deposit deadline looms

RBS: Small shareholders demand a say in bank bosses' pay

Gold powers miners to send the FTSE 100 to a new high

Toshiba shares fall for third straight day

Boss resigns after overworked employee commits suicide

Former Bundesbank president Hans Tietmeyer dies aged 85

BP fills up with $1.3bn Australian petrol station deal

South Korea fines Qualcomm $854m in competition probe

Murder detectives sought Amazon Echo data

Bosses 'do not deserve bumper pay packets', study finds

FTSE 100 rises after long Christmas break

South Korea pension fund head arrested in scandal probe

Toshiba shares fall 20% on profit warning

Britons face debt hangover in 2017 from festive spending

Co-op Group planning 1,500 UK jobs with 100 new stores

Tata Sons 'sues Cyrus Mistry for confidentiality breach'

Monte dei Paschi sees funding gap grow

Korean Air crew to 'use more force' with unruly passengers

Sony Music sorry after hoax 'Britney Spears dead' tweet

Bitcoin enjoys end of year price surge

UK third quarter GDP growth revised up to 0.6%

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India rupee ban: Snapdeal to deliver cash

Deutsche Bank agrees $7.2bn penalty with US regulators

Italy approves bailout for Monte dei Paschi

BA crew Christmas strikes suspended

US alleges Barclays mortgage securities fraud

Carl Icahn denies conflicts of interest as Trump advisor

Ikea in $50m settlement over child deaths from falling drawers

US economic growth revised even higher

Trench coat maker Aquascutum sold for £97m

State rescue looms for Monte dei Paschi

Facebook lurking makes you miserable, says study

Trump appoints 'Death by China' author as head of US trade council

Defence spend pushes Japan to record budget

Uber suspends self-driving cars service in California

China's Alibaba back on US counterfeits blacklist

Nigeria to close Abuja airport for repairs

Brazil's Odebrecht admits US bribery charges

Monte dei Paschi may run out of cash within four months

JP Morgan fined $33m over interest rate cartel

Singapore convicts banker in 1MDB case

Sherry sales 'more than halve' over past decade

Obama bans oil drilling 'permanently' in millions of acres of ocean

Nike's basketball business leads profit rebound

CBI calls for barrier-free trade with EU after Brexit

VW strikes another US emissions scandal deal

Baggage handlers strike suspended

Google responds on skewed Holocaust search results

Facebook accused over WhatsApp takeover

Pakistan Senate proposes scrapping 5,000 rupee note

Softbank invests $1bn in space satellite startup OneWeb

Italy seeks €20bn for banks as Monte dei Paschi flounders

Legal sector 'at risk' without Brexit guarantees

Cyrus Mistry resigns from Tata boards

IMF chief Christine Lagarde convicted over payout

Ukraine's biggest lender PrivatBank nationalised

Super Mario Run reviews hit Nintendo share price

Apple and Ireland to challenge EU tax ruling this week

Rogue One: A Star Wars Story takes $290m on first weekend

Joint call for EU citizens to stay in UK

Talks to be held over British Airways cabin crew strike

Telecoms giant to buy stake in cab-hailing firm Careem

Post-Brexit deals 'not at price of EU free trade ties'

Abu Dhabi becomes top BP shareholder

Pilot union row hits Virgin Atlantic

Venezuela's 100-bolivar note withdrawal causes chaos

Super Mario Run: Players ask 'Is the app worth it?'

Australian court increases fine over 'misleading' Nurofen

Six pharmaceutical firms accused of price-fixing

Pressure on Yahoo grows after massive hack attack

Fake news: Facebook rolls out new tools to tackle false stories

Greece passes pension deal in defiance of bailout creditors

Sky and 21st Century Fox seal takeover deal

UK interest rate left unchanged at 0.25%

Uber told to stop self-driving in California

Just Eat gobbles up Hungry House for £200m

Japan parliament legalises casinos

'One billion' affected by Yahoo hack

US raises interest rate by 0.25%

Amazon makes first drone delivery

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Eurozone suspends Greek debt-relief plan

British Airways cabin crew to strike

Punch Taverns gets takeover bid from Heineken

Sky investor demands transparency over Fox bid

Velvet dress sales put Zara owner firmly in fashion

IBM vows to hire 25,000 staff as tech chiefs meet Trump

UK government 'must take action' on 5G

Gambling shares up on Japan casino vote

Wells Fargo fails US bankruptcy test for a second time

Asahi to buy Pilsner Urquell from AB InBev

UniCredit to raise billions and cut jobs

Asia economic growth forecast cut by ADB

Trump delays announcement on his business empire

Can Trump really cut off his business ties?

Chancellor urges Brexit interim deal

IMF chief Christine Lagarde in negligence trial in France

Barclays agrees to sell French retail business

Sky bid puts independent directors under pressure

Oil prices jump on new output deal

Venezuela to swap highest denomination banknotes for coins

Monte dei Paschi races to raise €5bn cash by end of year

Iran signs $16bn deal to buy 80 Boeing aircraft

Qantas to fly from London to Australia non-stop

Trump presidency: Exxon's Rex Tillerson for top diplomat?

Non-Opec countries agree to cut oil output

Monte dei Paschi shares plunge on ECB reports

21st Century Fox in bid approach for Sky

Sumitomo to buy banana company Fyffes

Tougher crowdfunding rules proposed by FCA

Food industry warns of higher prices without EU workers

Australia's richest woman Gina Rinehart to buy Kidman estate

McDonald's to move non-US tax base to UK

ECB extends bond-buying scheme until December 2017

UK and six other nations face legal action over Volkswagen emissions

Japan's third-quarter growth rate revised down sharply

E-cigarettes major concern, says US

Brexit: French financial regulator wooing London banks

Wall Street: Dow Jones and S&P 500 hit fresh records

Glencore and Qatar buy $11.3bn stake in Russia's largest oil company

Tata Steel makes commitment over Port Talbot, union says

Fitbit confirms Pebble takeover deal

India unexpectedly holds rates at six year low

Italy bank shares rise on bailout hopes

Apple says iPhones safe despite China fires

Australia experiences slowest quarterly growth in five years

Pfizer fined record £84.2m for overcharging NHS

South Korea corruption: Choi ordered to appear before hearing

Trump: Softbank to invest $50bn in US businesses

'Millions of Dailymotion account details taken'

Samsung triumphs over Apple in US Supreme Court patent row

Trump says Air Force One Boeing order should be cancelled

German nuclear firms 'can claim compensation over shutdown'

Lego appoints British boss in brand expansion

Brexit: EU's negotiator says deal needed by October 2018

Brexit: Theresa May 'ambitious' over deal with EU

Crackdown on financial spread betting proposed by FCA

Trains and track come together in rail management revamp

South Korean firms face rare corruption hearing

Dow Industrials close at fresh record

Greek debt burden eased by creditors

Amazon unveils plans for grocery shop with no checkouts

Carney warns about popular disillusion with capitalism

Standing Rock protest: Companies attack Dakota Pipeline ruling

Trump attacks China in Twitter outburst

HK tycoon makes $5.4bn offer for Australian energy firm

Shenzhen - Hong Kong trading scheme kicks off

Euro slides after Italy exit polls

Trump vows 35% tax for US firms that move jobs overseas

Venezuela issues new banknotes after inflation

Iceland Foods hits back at Icelandic government over trademark

Apple admits self-driving car plans

Mourinho faces tax probe call over Sunday Times claims

US economy creates 178,000 jobs in November

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Referendum adds to Italian banks' woes

Starbucks boss Schultz to step down

Donald Trump launches US 'thank you' tour with Ohio rally

Breitbart at 'war' with Kellogg's over advertising snub

Pebble smartwatch users fear 'Fitbit takeover'

Rolls-Royce cuts 800 more jobs from its marine division

Oil prices rise further after Opec agrees output cut

Eurozone jobless rate below 10% for first time since 2011

Nestle says can cut sugar in chocolate by 40%

Mitsubishi wants to triple executives' annual pay

China introduces 10% extra tax on 'super cars'

Prince Alwaleed says women driving ban hurts Saudi economy

Mnuchin promises to boost US growth as Treasury boss

Trump says he will 'leave business' to focus on presidency

Oil jumps as Opec tries to reach production cut deal

RBS worst hit in UK bank stress test

Trump eyes ex-Goldman banker Steve Mnuchin for Treasury

Philip Morris could stop making conventional cigarettes

Car firms to build electric charge network

Canada approves Trans Mountain, Line 3 pipelines, rejects third

Oil prices drop ahead of Opec meeting

Oil price fall pressures energy stocks on Wall Street

US economic growth revised up for third quarter

Ofcom orders legal separation of BT and Openreach

Samsung Electronics considers splitting firm in two

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US told to drop unlawful tax subsidy for Boeing

Zimbabwe note launch stokes currency fears

'Caution' urged over UK Living Wage rises

India rupee ban: Opposition parties begin 'day of rage'

Australia to impose lower 'backpacker tax' after outcry

Brexit EU trade deals 'should not cherry pick' different sectors

Lufthansa pilots to strike again as pay row continues

Lufthansa grounds long-haul flights as strike drags on

EU leaders 'not bluffing' over Brexit terms, warns Malta's PM

Black Friday bonanza ahead of new year price hikes

ECB warns of political uncertainty risk to eurozone

India rupee ban: Ex-PM Manmohan Singh rubbishes Modi crackdown

Skyscanner bought by China online travel business Ctrip

Autumn Statement: Government defends post-Brexit economy forecasts

Lufthansa pilots set to extend strike to a third day

US shares held back as Alzheimer drug test failure harms drug shares

Trump denies any conflict of interest over business empire

Crown Resorts staff held in China are formally arrested

Lufthansa strike starts after failed court challenge

Autumn Statement to include wages and house building announcements

Vinci shares plunge on publication of fake press release

Lufthansa to cancel 900 flights as pilots strike again

GM allowed to delay air bag recall

Transasia: Taiwan airline shuts after crashes

Daimler chief removed after 'racist rant' in China

Wall Street at new record as oil prices jump 4%

Trump: US to quit TPP trade deal on first day in office

Barclays tests smartphone cash withdrawals

South Africa sets out planned minimum wage level

Apple to swap 'faulty' iPhone 6 batteries

Theresa May in 'lowest' corporation tax pledge to business

Asia leaders defend trade deals despite Trump stance

Facebook to increase UK employees by 50% in 2017

Autumn Statement: UK economy must be 'match fit' for Brexit

Sixty Conservative MPs back call to leave single market

Facebook fake news: Zuckerberg details plans to combat problem

Gap and Abercrombie & Fitch slump on unhappy holidays

Jimmy Choo's revenue walks tall in 'challenging' market

Tesco warns global suppliers over price rises

Maltesers pouches have 'lost weight' according to one food retail expert

If the missing Toblerone triangles story made you angry, then wait until you hear about the shrinking weight of Maltesers' pouches.

Earlier this month it was announced Toblerone was spacing out its triangles to reduce the weight of the bar.

But now it seems as though you'll also be getting less in one type of Maltesers bag.

Steve Dresser, a food retail expert, tweeted about Mars reducing its pouch weight from 121g to 103g.

His pictures highlighted the difference between the shelf label and the packet.

It's thought the change may have been made to the pouch weight earlier this year.

He also pointed out that a Galaxy Counters pouch appears to have shrunk - from 126g to 112g.

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Maltesers pouches have 'lost weight' according to one food retail expert

Volkswagen plans 23,000 job cuts in Germany

Malaysia Airlines turnaround challenge 'unprecedented'

Premier League 'agrees major deal for Chinese TV rights'

JP Morgan settles US probe over China 'influence' hiring

Manchester United face £20m Adidas Champions League blow

Janet Yellen: US Fed could raise interest rates 'soon'

Staples brand to disappear from UK High Streets

Asda sales continue to tumble in third quarter

LinkedIn blocked by Russian authorities

Donald Trump: Emerging markets braced for economic effects

Obama defends globalisation on Germany visit

Barcelona signs sponsorship deal with Rakuten

Facebook reveals fresh flaws with its data

New Balance rejects 'shoes for white people' claim by extreme US site

New Balance has been forced to state it has "mutual respect for people around the world" after a neo-Nazi website claimed its trainers were now a "white uniform".

The Daily Stormer, a US-focused site, said they would now become "the official shoes of white people".

It's after protests at the firm's apparent praise for Donald Trump's plans for US trade.

Some customers burned or dumped their trainers outside shops.

In an interview with the Wall Street Journal vice-president Matt LeBretton said that Barack Obama had "turned a deaf ear" to US business.

"Frankly, with President-elect Trump, we feel things are going to move in the right direction," he added.

That view was then praised by Andrew Anglin, who runs the self-declared "most visited alt-right website".

New Balance says the comments were taken out of context and that the company rejects "bigotry or hate in any form".

"As a 110-year old company with five factories in the US and thousands of employees worldwide from all races, genders, cultures and sexual orientations, New Balance is a values-driven organisation and culture that believes in humanity, integrity, community and mutual respect for people around the world.

"We have been and always will be committed to manufacturing in the United States."

A previous statement released on 10 November promoting "community" and "humanity" caused users on social media to criticise the company further.

Image caption New Balance trainers are popular with athletes as well as casually dressed Americans

This latest statement has similarly provoked debate among people whose political views are now affecting their fashion choices.

"Is this the corporate equivalent of "some of my friends are black?" asked one Twitter user.

"You can stand behind trade policies, you can't legitimately stand behind a racist/misogynist bully. You should be embarrassed," said another.

Others supported the company's pro-American stance.

"Don't know why people are getting ****** at your company. It's one of the few shoe manufactures left in the USA," wrote a supporter.

"Never stop buying your shoes just because of your political beliefs. Freedom to choose is what makes our country great," another posted.

One follower offered advice for New Balance - and every other manufacturer on the planet.

"As a brand, in the future stay far away from politics.. worse thing y'all could ever do or invest in."

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