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The company reported that its profit margins have been squeezed as it faces tough competition.

Hampered by hostile new regulations, firms that promised instant grocery deliveries are leaving France.

Yakub Zakriev is installed as leader while the French firm was trying to sell the business.

Insurance now costs an average of £776 a year, £222 more than last year and the highest on record.

Concerns over the impact of AI are partly behind the first Hollywood actors' strike in 43 years.

MPs call for action after 100 current and recent workers tell the BBC about sexual assault, harassment and racism.

The financial regulator also says it will look closely at close to zero interest rates for loyal savers.

More than 100 current and recent McDonald's workers tell the BBC about sexual assault, harassment and racism.

The embattled Chinese property giant has reported its long overdue earnings for 2021 and 2022.

Victims say the fallout has been "horrendous" as a report calls compensation schemes a "patchwork quilt".

Workers in Coventry are already taking strike action over pay and Rugeley staff could be joining them.

The energy giant was based at the landmark Aberdeen site from 1973 but moved to the city centre.

The "box park" near Drypool Bridge will look to attract street food stalls, bars and boutique shops.

The jobless rate of 16 to 24 year olds in urban areas rose to 21.3% last month, official figures show.

A company is testing an aircraft engine that emits no CO2, and says it will be commercially available in 2025.

Under a new order, the Danone and Carslberg units have been put in "temporary management" of the state.

More than 40 industrial units were destroyed in the blaze in Baldock, Hertfordshire, on Tuesday.

Mortgage rates are at a 15-year high, but there are reasons why the pain may not be as bad as it could be.

Diggers move onto the south side of the runway at Teesside Airport.