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Stat of the day: 44.5m. The number of Galaxy handsets Samsung sold in the first three months of the year, outstripping sales at Apple.
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Something's gone wrong and the media have caught wind of it. What do you do next? Former newshound turned entrepreneur Graham Leach has ten ways to save your reputation.
Manchester United has come top in a ranking of the world's most valuable football clubs for the eighth year in a row. Pounding the competition on the balance sheet as well as on the pitch, then...
Quote of the day: 'The name certainly attracts a lot of attention. It's great for business.' Kim Johnson, owner of the Big Baps Café in Devon, wins Britain's punniest business award.
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