BBC News Business

It means products like Crunchy Nut Corn Flakes will not be allowed in end of aisle promotions.

Eight employees now own a 51% stake in the company and will receive a share of the profits.

The crisis-hit country's next shipment of petrol is not due to arrive until later this month.

It is hoped the work will "entice" more investors to live and work in a town, a councillor says.

The spat between Heinz and Tesco has shone a light on the challenges facing suppliers and retailers.

A chamber of commerce says the postponement of new food checks is hurting firms.

Standards have "plummeted" since last year when many firms went bust, Citizens Advice says.

The RMT's comments follow last week's industrial action which caused travel disruption across the UK.

The S&P 500 index dropped by more than 20%, while major indexes around the world also fell sharply.

More than 500 sub-postmasters are to get an interim payment from the government worth around £40,000 each.

More help is needed for companies struggling with rising costs, the boss of a business lobby group says.

The ice cream maker is unhappy with Unilever's deal to continue sales in the occupied West Bank.

Shares of Japanese company Sanrio rose by almost 14% in Tokyo after the agreement was announced.

The online retail giant says it has to comply with the laws of the countries in which it operates.

Controls have been extended because of "global disruptions" to energy markets, the government says.

Younger age groups are targeted through WhatsApp and dating apps, banking industry group says.

A group says a government campaign asking businesses to cut prices is unrealistic for small firms.

The home rental platform said a temporary ban, which was introduced in 2020, was popular with hosts.

Twenty five years on from the handover from the UK, many business owners and leaders remain optimistic.