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Sean Farrington takes a bite out of the 'Mega Marshmallow' tax case, as HMRC appeal the VAT decision. And the government announces plans to safeguard the UK's microchips strategy.

Sean Farrington looks at the business of the Premier League as Man City take home the crown and Jurgen Klopp says goodbye as Liverpool FC manager.

Felicity Hannah finds out why private school fees are on the rise and the number of pupils enrolling has dropped.

US inflation slowed in April, ending a run of hotter-than-expected prints. Will Bain has the latest.
Elsewhere, lots of gloom about companies leaving the London Stock Exchange, but are existential concerns overblown?
The Government's own infrastructure tsar has said low investment threatens growth and net zero targets, and we take a look at a couple of branding efforts where companies seem to have forgotten their brand.

After multiple delays, Manchester's new Co-op arena has finally hosted its first gig. Sean Farrington has the latest.
Elsewhere, UK wages are growing and unemployment is ticking up. How will this affect the Bank of England's interest rate decision?
Some exciting news on the AI front over the past couple of days, but are concerns over job security overblown?

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