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Press Digest: British Business - April 16

April 16 (Reuters) - The following are the top stories on the business pages of British
newspapers. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. 
   
    The Times
    Regus owner IWG Plc  IWG.L  said it had sold its Japanese business to TKP Corp  3479.T ,
under which the Tokyo-listed company paid 320 million pounds ($419 million) in cash for 130
co-working centres. http://bit.ly/2UYBEeB
    
    Britain has become the most attractive hunting ground for global companies to make
acquisitions for the first time in at least a decade, according to a study of senior managers'
dealmaking intentions. http://bit.ly/2PklZ4d
    
    The Guardian
    Not a single 'rogue landlord' has been issued with one of the government's new banning
orders, a year after the power in the battle to root out Britain's worst rental property owners
was launched. http://bit.ly/2UYGI2I           
    
    More than one in five post offices could disappear over the next 12 months as the often
self-employed postmasters struggle to earn a living amid lower wages and falling customer
demand. http://bit.ly/2vcm3tb
    
    The Telegraph
    A recent collapse in global trade is the worst since the financial crisis and as steep as
during the recession of the early 2000s, according to new figures from the Dutch government. http://bit.ly/2V1vOZS
    
    The family behind Hill, one of the UK's largest privately owned housebuilders, picked up
dividends of more than 3 million pounds last year as growth soared.  http://bit.ly/2V6fkQs
 
    
    Sky News
    Volkswagen AG's  VOWG_p.DE  former boss and four others have been indicted on charges of
fraud and unfair competition over the carmaker's manipulation of diesel emission tests. http://bit.ly/2UYIq3T
  
    
    Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt has told Japan's prime minister that Britain is determined to
avoid exiting the European Union without a deal. http://bit.ly/2V2phye
    
    The Independent
    HSBC Holdings Plc's  HSBA.L  mobile banking app crashed on Monday, leaving thousands of
customers locked out of their accounts. https://ind.pn/2KHoM8J
      

($1 = 0.7634 pounds)

 (Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom, Editing by Rosalba O'Brien)
 ((globalnewsmonitoring@thomsonreuters.com))

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