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After the Bangladesh apocalypse, will it be business as usual?
A month after the collapse of a clothing factory in Bangladesh, the final death toll is still unkown and workers are still waiting for any form of compensation.
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Much more pre-packaged food is to be labelled using a traffic light system, after companies agree to a standardised scheme that will allow shoppers to compare products more easily. Will it work?
The UK government is donating £18m for the safety and skills training of Bangladeshi factory workers following the collapse of the Rana Plaza factory in April.
A month after the collapse of a clothing factory in Bangladesh, the final death toll is still unkown and workers are still waiting for any form of compensation.
David Cameron hosts a summit of his business advisory group in Downing Street, but does not raise the issue of tax avoidance with Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt.
Morrisons supermarket confirms a £170m 25-year tie-up with Ocado, sending the online grocer’s shares soaring and potentially enraging its former exclusive partner Waitrose.
Walmart will not join a group of European retailers in a pledge for higher safety standards and puts forward its own safety plan. But Channel 4 News hears Walmart is merely “accepting the status quo”.
For the first time since the devastating collapse of a nine-storey factory that killed over 1,120 garment workers on 24 April, Primark is able to peek its head above the parapet.
Scientists research a vaccine which could reduce or eradicate the risk of developing Type 1 diabetes for thousands of people.
Records are back in fashion, but for how long? As fans queue up at music stores around the world for Record Store Day, Channel 4 News finds out if there really is a vinyl revival on the high street.
The fast food giant is investing in traceability as more consumers demand to know where their meat comes from. Campaigners hope other chains will follow suit.
Sainsbury’s and Marks & Spencer withdraw their ban on non-GM fed birds, hours after Tesco and Co-op, marking the end of an ethical shopping initiative. What does it mean for consumers?
Will the Post Office’s plans to launch current accounts bring more competition to high street banking?
Asda says it informed customers “immediately and in the most high profile way possible” after the horse drug bute was found in its value range of corned beef.
The controversy over Paolo Di Canio’s comments in support of fascism and Mussolini are by-products of a continuing campaign by Italy’s far-right to rehabilitate their image and re-write history.
Everybody knows the only people out on the streets after dark are rebel fighters or the army taking them on, but for a mother of three boys the daily battle is for rent, gas for heating and cooking and basic foods.