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Regulated rail fares in England, which include season tickets, will rise by 3.8% in March.

The Treasury Department puts the Chinese drone giant DJI on an investment blacklist.

The online firm, which delivers farm produce, told customers it could 'no longer serve' them.

Holidaymakers and hoteliers share the impact of travel rules set to come into force on Saturday.

Total UK retail sales rose by 1.4%, helped by Black Friday and early Christmas shopping.

The BBC's James Cook finds businesses struggling with supplies, recruitment and rising prices.

President Erdogan's unconventional economic beliefs has caused the lira currency to collapse.

Eight million more homes have access to full-fibre broadband but fewer than a quarter choose to upgrade.

A ransomware attack on payroll systems provider Kronos hits multiple major companies in the UK and US

The fast food chain claimed that Steve Easterbrook had lied about three sexual relationships with employees.

Policymakers increase rates from their historic low despite fears that Omicron could slow the economy.

Emirates has taken ownership of the final A380 to be built. What does the future hold for the plane?

Few people face an immediate impact on their finances, but the rising Bank rate is still significant.

Businesses call for government support as consumer confidence falls amid the surge in Covid cases.

The retailers are locked in a legal spat for the second time this year - this time over bottles of gin.

Scottish home price inflation is taking starter properties out of the reach of many who wish to get on the property ladder.

As the logistics industry warns of staff shortages, how does a warehouse cope at their busiest time?

A leaked memo warns employees who do not follow vaccine policy that they could lose their jobs.

Independent assessors will decide what services are needed in a local area when a branch is closed.