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Executives including a former director of world motorsport’s governing body and the Nectar loyalty scheme founder Sir Keith Mills are in talks to raise $100m (£80m)...
Tesco chair John Allan is to leave next month after the supermarket giant said allegations over his personal conduct “risk becoming a distraction” to the chain....
The energy price cap is set to remain more than £1,000 higher than the average bill before the COVID pandemic, according to a closely-watched forecast. Ahead...
The government’s long awaited national semiconductor strategy has been published and met with a lukewarm response from industry amid ongoing shortages. Microchip makers, who create the...
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and his wife lost an average of £500,000 a day over the past year, according to The Sunday Times Rich List. The...
Employees are more fearful and distrustful of artificial intelligence in the workplace than their employers – as businesses see cost savings as the main benefit of...
Asda staff could be threatened with the sack if they don’t agree to a pay cut, according to the GMB union. The supermarket chain confirmed it...
As BT announces that 10,000 jobs will be replaced by artificial intelligence in the next decade, concerns remain over the country’s readiness to deal with the...
The government must act to prepare for artificial intelligence (AI) to hit the workplace “like a freight train”, the boss of one of Britain’s leading energy...
Royal Mail’s parent firm has reported £748m in annual operating losses, driven by the crisis within the UK business that was dogged by strikes and poor...
BT has revealed plans to significantly reduce the number of people working for the telecoms group as part of efforts to cut costs and bolster profitability....
Water and sewage firms in England have issued a public apology for “not acting quickly enough” on spills – and vowed to spend £10bn to clean...
It is hardly surprising that, confronted with the highest levels of food and drink inflation since 1977, some people have concluded that supermarkets are “profiteering”. Those...
Britain has now missed its window of opportunity to build a battery industry, and the government, including Rishi Sunak, is largely to blame, the head of...
Plans to scrap “no-fault” evictions will be unveiled by the government today. The Renters’ (Reform) Bill will be published later – three-and-a-half years after the government...
Vauxhall’s parent company has called for the government to renegotiate its Brexit deal with the EU to correct elements that place the future of UK plants...
The owner of the largest pipeline system in the North Sea has warned the future of domestic production is in doubt due to the severity of...
Vodafone has announced a massive programme of job losses, that will impact its UK operations, in a bid to recover its financial performance. The company’s new...
Meat, yoghurt and vegetables are among the items that have almost doubled in price compared with a year ago. The new figures come as Downing Street...
One in five taxpayers will be paying higher-rate income tax by 2027, in what the Institute for Fiscal Studies describes as a “seismic shift” since the...
UK on ‘slippery slope’ to ‘death on demand’, Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood warns ahead of assisted dying vote
Justice secretary’s assisted dying intervention is explosive – and potentially embarrassing for PM
Australia consults on adopting OECD crypto reporting framework
Max Verstappen wins Formula One world title for a fourth straight year
SEC chaos sends UGA back to league title game
Body of missing rabbi Zvi Kogan found in UAE – as Israeli PM says he was murdered in ‘antisemitic terror incident’
COP29 strikes last ditch deal on funding for climate measures in vulnerable countries
At least 20 killed in Israeli strikes on central Beirut, Lebanese authorities sayMossad investigating disappearance of rabbi in Abu Dhabi in potential terror incident, Israeli PM’s office says
Kayaker in Tasmania has leg amputated after becoming ‘wedged’ between rocks in river
