Business
A former boss of Six Nations Rugby is to step down as head of the commercial operations of French football's top flight after just two years.
Mortgage rates have risen since the budget based on expectations further base rate cuts could be delayed - and while this is bad news for borrowers,…
Jay Rayner, one of Britain's most prominent restaurant critics, is leaving The Observer after 25 years amid an escalating backlash against the sale…
Royal Mail's parent firm has blamed the budget for a failure to return to profitability, warning it cannot rule out price hikes and job cuts in response.
Dozens of partners at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), Britain's biggest accountancy firm, will next month take early retirement as its new boss takes…
Nine water companies have been blocked from using customer money to fund "undeserved" bonuses by the industry's regulator.
Nvidia, the chipmaker driving the boom in artificial intelligence (AI), has seen fresh falls in its share price following an earnings report amid continued…
Ford has announced plans to cut 4,000 jobs across Europe - including 800 in the UK - as the car industry frets over weak electric vehicle (EV) sales…
When Craig, 42, from Falmouth, was told his rent was rising by nearly 20%, his first thought was his mother.
The private equity firm Cinven is in advanced talks to buy a major stake in Grant Thornton UK in a deal that would rank among the most significant…
Another water company seeking to increase the cost of customer bills has reported increased profit and shareholder payouts.
Journalists at The Guardian will stage their first strike action in over half a century next month in protest at its publisher's decision to sell The…
One of the UK's biggest energy providers has paid out £14.5m after a series of billing failures.
A group of junior Thames Water bondholders are pushing for changes to a rival syndicate's proposed £3bn loan that they argue is prohibitively…
Tesco is recalling its own-brand tzatziki dip because salmonella has been found in the product.
