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Alphabet, the $1.7trn (£1.4trn) technology behemoth which owns Google, is in talks to take a stake in Monzo, one of Britain’s biggest digital retail banks. Sky...
The co-founder and president of OpenAI has walked away from the company after its chief executive was forced out. Greg Brockman told colleagues “I quit” the...
A court hearing to liquidate a Barclay family holding companies in order to smooth a sale of The Daily Telegraph is poised to be adjourned after...
Jeremy Hunt has said there is the chance to lower taxes in the autumn statement next week, arguing the economy had “turned a corner”. Ahead of...
He was a tech whizz before he left primary school, dropped out of one of America’s top universities, and appeared to be spearheading a revolution that...
The chief executive of OpenAI – the firm behind viral chatbot ChatGPT – has been ousted after the board said it no longer has confidence in...
Sir Jim Ratcliffe and the Glazer family are on the brink of finalising a $33-a-share deal that will see the petrochemicals tycoon acquiring a 25% stake...
Retail sales took an unexpected fall last month, according to official figures suggesting a slump to COVID lockdown levels with only online operators seeing growth. The...
In the narrow lanes around Aldham in Essex the countryside is close to the English ideal. On an unseasonably warm mid-October day the fields recede to...
The government has announced plans to remove benefits and step up monitoring of welfare recipients in an effort to bring more people into work. Job seekers...
Hotel Chocolat has agreed to a £534m takeover offer from Mars, the maker of goods from Snickers bars to Pedigree dog food. The UK specialist chocolatier...
Royal Mail’s parent firm says the tough economy has knocked its recovery from the bitter pay dispute with frontline staff, reporting half-year losses of £319m. IDS...
The chancellor has been called on to freeze business rates and to extend reliefs as business lobbyists warn a failure to do so risks jobs, businesses...
There has been a sharp decline in the rate of inflation to 4.6%, driven by a big easing in energy costs. The Office for National Statistics...
Manchester United has confirmed its chief executive of two years, Richard Arnold, “has decided to step down” as part of a “management transition”. The development was...
There has been a sharp decline in the rate of inflation to 4.6%, driven by a big easing in energy costs. The Office for National Statistics...
The government will this week increase the price offered to offshore wind farm developers after the total failure of its last auction round left the UK’s...
Citizens Advice helped more than 8,000 people with homelessness issues in October, the highest monthly figure ever recorded. A rising number of Section 21 no-fault evictions...
The chancellor has agreed to address the CBI’s first public event since the business lobbying group was plunged into crisis earlier this year. Sky News has...
Roughly 500 jobs are to go at pharma giant Pfizer’s Kent site. The roles are to be cut as Pfizer is discontinuing its pharmaceutical sciences small...
‘Immediate action’ taken after blueprints of prisons in England and Wales leaked on dark web
Starmer says UK will ‘set out a path’ to raise defence spending to 2.5% in spring
Rivian Adventure Network open to other cars soon, will be ‘awesome’ says CEO
How tech bros bought ‘America’s most pro-crypto Congress ever’
Climate-vulnerable islands storm out of COP29 negotiation room in row over fundingClimate-vulnerable islands storm out of COP29 negotiation room in row over funding
At least 11 killed in Israeli strikes on central Beirut, Lebanese authorities say
Vladimir Putin vows to increase production of Russia’s ‘unstoppable’ missile – as NATO and Ukraine to hold talks
Absence of defensive shield should ring very loud alarm bells as UK faces Russian threats
Ukraine and NATO to hold emergency talks as Russia vows to increase production of ‘unstoppable’ missile
