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The online grocery retailer has teamed up with Oxford self-driving firm Oxbotica.

Phil Libin, co-founder of Evernote, has gone from office champion to a believer in "work anywhere".

Almost 500 engineers have been let go after they refused to sign new contracts forcing them to work more hours.

Does a half-demolished eyesore shopping centre give a city a unique opportunity to turn back time?

The US banking group will shut down its retail operations in countries including China and India.

The food delivery firm suffered a technical glitch, but says it has resolved the situation.

The suspension at the Foinaven fields west of Shetland is so the energy company can remove the vessel it uses from operation.

A developer seeks new plans, five months after a tower block was rejected by the secretary of state.

Flights will operate four times a week from 12 July and then twice a week from September.

The bank has already recruited hundreds for an ambitious venture in China as it pivots more towards Asia.

The toymaker is launching new cars based on electric models and making some from recycled materials.

Two-fifths of UK workers in full or part-time employment are given short notice of their work patterns.

Sir James Dyson defends moving his firm's headquarters to Singapore and says Dyson is a British firm.

Young black people are three times more likely to be out of work than white peers, research shows.

Scottish Chambers of Commerce says Covid restrictions and new rules for trading with the EU have taken their toll.

The estate agency is rewarding Nic Budden despite taking £7m in Covid support from the state.

Public relations firm boss George James thought clients would be put off by his youth but turned his weakness into a strength.

The deal will make the telecoms firm a "powerful" rival to BT, according to analysts.

New Zealand wants it financial firms to be more upfront about climate risks when investing and lending.