Post Office auditor and big four accounting firm EY is being investigated by the industry's regulator.

A serial investor in consumer and retail businesses is in talks to buy a big stake in the German Doner Kebab (GDK) chain as it seeks to promote itself as a day-round destination for hungry diners.

Small mobile network providers have outclassed the big four in a survey of more than 4,000 customers - especially when it comes to value for money.

A British health technology company which uses AI to conduct skin cancer tests within five minutes has landed £15m in a funding round led by a leading global financier.

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Inflation fell more than expected and for the second month in a row, official figures show.

"Socially irresponsible" adverts for liquid Brazilian butt lifts have been banned - with a watchdog claiming they trivialised surgery and exploited the uncertainties women may have about their body image.

Inflation fell more than expected and for the second month in a row, official figures show.

The White House is looking at trade deals drafted by more than 15 countries, its press secretary has said.

China's economy performed better than expected in the first quarter of the year - but it reflects a moment in time before the explosive trade war with the US, which has seen the world's two biggest economies effectively decouple.

Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds has said it is "likely" that British Steel will be nationalised.

A former executive at DAZN, the sports streaming platform, is to be appointed this week as the next chairman of Playtech, the London-listed gambling technology group.

Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds appears to have rowed back on his claim that he would not bring a Chinese company into the steel sector again.

Victims of the Post Office Horizon scandal have been urged to take legal action against the government over compensation delays.

The City financier Edi Truell has tabled a fresh proposal to buy De La Rue, the Bank of England's currency printer, fuelling hopes of a broader bidding war for the 211-year-old company.

The pace of wage rises has slowed and came in lower than expected, official figures show.

US vice president JD Vance has said America and the UK are "working very hard" on a trade deal and he believes they will reach a "great agreement".

The raw materials needed to keep the blast furnaces running at British Steel's Scunthorpe plant will be delivered to the site today, the government has confirmed.

The company which prints banknotes for the Bank of England is on the brink of an historic takeover that would see it owned by private equity investors for the first time since it was founded 212 years ago.