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The memory chip-making giant reports its worst profit since the 2009 financial crisis.

The state-owned carrier was hit by the pandemic, soaring fuel prices and the country's economic crisis.

With more workers back in offices many people are returning to pre-pandemic habits, a retail group says.

The BBC is given an exclusive first glimpse but the new notes won't be in circulation until mid-2024.

The weak outlook reflects a sharp rise in borrowing costs weighing on businesses and households.

A review has begun into the tech giant's planned takeover of the makers of Roomba vacuum cleaners.

Dress Me Online Limited trades as Forever Unique and was founded by reality TV star Seema Malhotra.

Andy Wood, boss of brewer Adnams, says his company is considering its membership of the group.

The Cold Chain Federation says planned new measures will put off some suppliers and push up food prices.

Frozen thresholds add to the personal income tax burden but the state pension and benefits will rise within days.

Harbour Energy - the UK's largest oil and gas producer - blames the windfall tax for the decision.

The BBC understands the chancellor and business and trade ministers have "paused engagement" with the CBI.

Tony Gingiss, chief operating officer at the rocket firm, tells staff they "deserved better".

The announcement was met with sadness by many of its customers from around the world.

Terry Gou is aiming to be nominated from the Kuomintang, which traditionally favours close ties with China.

Yan Tee, 28, says she found her Instagram images on fast fashion giant Shein's website.

The new settlement offer is a significant boost over the $2bn the firm had previously proposed.

The satellite launch company has failed to secure new investment after a rocket launch failed.

Low-income households, pensioners and some disabled people can get extra help with energy bills.