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Vauxhall's boss said the global shortage of computer chips is still having a significant impact.

Becton Dickinson has announced it will deliver 9 million blood test tubes to the NHS this week.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and other progressives criticise the central bank chief's record on climate change.

The budget carrier will launch 14 new routes from London airports this winter, creating 500 new jobs.

A firm wins a court order amid claims protesters are conducting a "vicious" intimidation campaign.

Reporting sexual harassment at work is getting easier thanks to new technologies.

The retailer no longer sells men's suits at more than half of its large stores as tastes turn casual.

Satellite internet is a key part of plans to fill broadband "not spots", but simple things can affect it.

Consumer group Which? says one retailer raised the price of a shed by 155% during the past two years.

The UK's farmers are warning of a backlog of as many as 70,000 pigs that should have been slaughtered.

US regulators are investigating the firm after customers reported accidents on its exercise bikes.

The supermarket chain joins others in the food and drink industry demanding a special help with visas.

The Entertainer toy chain warns a lack of warehouse staff will hit the firm ahead of its key season.

An experimental play uses a natural language system to generate a theatre performance.

The airline's cabin crew who are not made redundant on Friday will still face steep pay cuts.

Developers will be able to tell app customers how to avoid Apple's 30% cut on payments.

The limit per transaction will increase from £45 to £100, but the move has led to fears of a rise in crime.

The fitness company's losses have widened as people head back to gyms to exercise.