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The bid by Authentic Brands, which also owns Elvis Presley's image rights, ends months of speculation.

Wage growth is lagging behind soaring prices as households grapple with the rising living costs.

Nation becomes only area in UK where number of people employed fell in the three months to June.

Alibaba and Tiktok-owner ByteDance are among firms that have shared information with regulators.

It means a daily limit on departing passengers will now apply until after the October half-term holidays.

Clothes, shoes and foods will benefit from lower or zero tariffs under the new scheme.

The surcharge will help energy companies cover the cost of replacing Russian supplies.

The accountancy giant is lowering its recruitment criteria which it claims will improve diversity.

With bills set to soar this winter, the party says its plan would save typical households £1,000.

The typical asking price in Britain is down 1.3%, Rightmove says, due to the summer holidays.

A campaign group says it has been "inundated" with messages about nurseries going out of business suddenly.

Business activity fell at the fastest rate since early 2021 in July, according to a new survey.

The Moscow Exchange sealed off its markets in February when the country invaded Ukraine.

This compares to an average of 3.8 days a week pre-pandemic, research by a consultancy suggests

The increase will also begin in March, rather than January, the government says.

The staggering profit comes amid soaring oil prices in the aftermath of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Some rail operators are running no services as 6,500 train drivers walk out in pay dispute.

A former finance analyst, Rishi Sunak's leadership bid has focused on his handling of the economy.

A calculation error means the benchmark Isle of Man wage has been overestimated since 2017.