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A Reddit confession with over 26,000 upvotes has sparked debate after a user admitted to keeping a $6,000 accidental refund from an online scrubs company — money they later used for a home down payment. The story raises questions about financial ethics: When is “found money” truly yours, and when…

About 100 people turn up for ‘not welcome’ party in Charlbury, Oxfordshire as Trump’s No 2 stays nearby

Nearly four months after systems were first taken down, M&S has finally restored its in-store "click and collect" services.

The retailer’s click and collect system stopped working in stores over the Easter Weekend in April.

Reformed shoplifter Cullan Mais has opened up on his offending in a bid to help others escape the cycle

The product can be brought back to stores for a full refund, the retailer has confirmed

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For many drowning in debt, filing for bankruptcy seems like the only escape. But one Redditor insists they escaped tens of thousands in debt with a risky bluff — one that skirted the scarlet letter of a formal bankruptcy. Their story, which garnered over 7,000 upvotes in the notorious Unethical…

Cybersecurity is now a top priority for all major businesses, Chris Stokel-Walker investigates why