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Pubs, restaurants and non-essential shops will shut when the 17-day lockdown starts at 18:00 BST.

Thousands of jobs could be at risk as the US clothing chain mulls closing its company-owned shops.

The regulator sets deadlines for refunds to be paid, but the company says it is "98% through the queue".

The complex on the outskirts of Glasgow had been in the hands of administrators.

Worries over dangerous products sold via online marketplaces prompt a call for changes in the law.

The phone maker is at the centre of the Trump administration's crackdown on Chinese tech firms.

The majority of Cumbria is in tier 1 making it ineligible for support offered to tier two firms.

Ministers step in to "stabilise the network and keep it running" as income plummets due to Covid.

The investment bank will pay a record sum for violating bribery laws in the 1MDB corruption affair.

Chinese firm says its new phones are powered by the world's fastest mobile processor.

What is being done for the five million self-employed people in the UK facing a loss of income?

The British designer, who led the team behind the iPhone, will help give the brand a makeover.

The mobile-focused streaming service says it failed to attract subscribers during the pandemic.

A satellite launch facility on Unst, the most northerly island in Scotland, could support hundreds of jobs.

Economic growth for the region has been downgraded - despite China's emerging recovery.

People needing a break from paying bills owing to coronavirus pressures will be judged differently from 31 October.

Concerns are being raised over Covid-related delays for those who claim they lost jobs unfairly.

The firm's Canadian owners had been negotiating to build jackets for wind turbines to be installed off the Fife coast.