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The governor of the Bank of England has told MPs there is still “something of a hangover effect” in the wake of the mini-budget...

Davos, the World Economic Forum (WEF) and its founder, Klaus Schwab, have become more famous than ever before in the past couple of years...

Marks & Spencer is to open 20 new shops and create thousands of new jobs, thanks to an investment in its stores worth £480m....

The average price of a home jumped by £3,301 this month, at the same time as Rightmove saw double the amount of inquiries from...

The World Economic Forum’s annual meeting – more commonly known as Davos – takes place in January, with business and world leaders gathering this...

The founder of a catering equipment empire is plotting a £500m-plus sale that would catapult his family into the ranks of Britain’s super-rich. Sky...

A stricken financial services group which has had its shares suspended amid apparent accounting irregularities will this week disclose that it has received takeover...

The energy watchdog must step in to penalise price-gouging behaviour by energy suppliers, according to the head of the lobbying group representing thousands of...

Land Securities Group, the FTSE-100 property owner, is lining up one of Britain’s most prominent boardroom figures as its next chairman. Sky News has...

Apple chief executive Tim Cook is to take a pay cut of more than 40% after shareholders turned on the size of his awards...

The economy grew by 0.1% in November, partly aided by the football World Cup, according to official figures which call into question predictions the...

The RMT union has announced it is working with train operators “towards a revised offer” following more talks to end strike action. After today’s...

Liberty Steel UK has placed 440 jobs under threat through a series of actions to secure its future amid “unviable” market conditions. The company...

Tesco’s boss says he “thinks and hopes” food inflation, which stood at a record high in December, will start to ease in the second...

Three million people across Britain ran out of credit on their prepayment energy meter last year, the equivalent of one every 10 seconds, Citizens...

The Transport Select Committee heard from two sides in the national rail dispute, but the most important voice – the third rail – was...

With recessions expected in many parts of the world during 2023, it is highly likely that unemployment will rise in a number of economies...

Around 100,000 civil servants will strike on 1 February in a worsening dispute over jobs, pay and conditions, the Public and Commercial Services union...

Royal Mail has said it is facing severe disruption to its international export services after a “cyber incident”. “We are temporarily unable to despatch...