A producer of robotics software spun out of the University of Sheffield will this week unveil a multimillion-pound fundraising led by the investment vehicle chaired by the former Treasury minister Lord O'Neill.

Each Monday, our Money team speaks to someone from a different profession to discover what it's really like. This week we chat to James Davies, a specialist orthodontist at Quayside Orthodontics in Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire...

Marks & Spencer has issued an urgent recall of two of its chicken products in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland after salmonella was found in them.

Profits at Europe's biggest airline are nearly ten times higher than the same time last year as more passengers paid more expensive airfares.

The chancellor spent most of her first six months issuing dire warnings about the calamitous state of the public finances she inherited.

The chancellor has said the government is "absolutely happy" to look at joining a pan-European customs area after the EU said it is open to British membership.

London's fifth-biggest airport will this week submit an application to aviation regulators that could enable it to capture a bigger slice of the leisure travel market.

Rachel Reeves will this week announce plans to unlock tens of billions of pounds from corporate pension schemes as part of government plans to kickstart economic growth.

WH Smith is in secret talks to sell its entire high street business in Britain more than 230 years after it opened its first shop in central London.

The Original Factory Shop (TOFS), the independent discount retail chain, is close to being sold after more than 17 years under the ownership of private equity firm Duke Street.

Every Thursday, our Money blog team interviews chefs from around the UK, hearing about their cheap food hacks and more. This week, we chat to award-winning TV chef Andi Oliver.

The family behind Lakeland, one of Britain’s most prominent privately held retailers, is exploring a sale after more than 60 years amid growing cost pressures sweeping the industry.

A £9bn nuclear submarine contract has been awarded to Rolls-Royce - hailed by the government as a win for the economy and the UK's nuclear deterrent.

The government has hinted it is open to joining a tariff-free trading scheme as part of its plan to "reset" its relationship with Europe.

There has been an "unprecedented" rise in the number of businesses on the brink of insolvency, according to a closely watched report.

The boss of Britain's biggest mortgage lender has told Sky News he expects three interest rate cuts this year, bringing some relief to borrowers and mortgage holders.

Britain faces four years of economic pain because the government has made life difficult for businesses following the budget, the co-founder of BrewDog has told Sky News.

Rachel Reeves is to water down her crackdown on the non-dom tax status after analysis showed it had prompted an exodus of millionaires.

For three days Donald Trump dominated Davos from a distance.

Mobile network Three has apologised after customers across the country reported problems making and receiving voice calls.