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Hundreds of new state pension claimants failed to get payments due to Covid and staffing problems.

Shoppers are unlikely to have a wide range of products to choose from, due to supply chain issues.

The government will make it quicker to get an HGV driver licence, amid an industry-wide shortage.

Basic standards for firms to qualify for the government list should be significantly improved, says the CMA.

The developers of the video chat app say they can no longer give it "the attention it deserves".

The teenage tennis star's potential earnings skyrocket as she reaches the US Open final.

As the British brand celebrates 30th anniversary, its founder reflects on how fashion tastes have changed.

The Swedish furniture giant could gain space in the popular London shopping location.

By 2030, KPMG wants 29% of its senior staff to have parents that worked in "routine and manual" jobs.

Costa said the 5% pay rise was to reward 14,500 staff for their hard work during the pandemic.

Government to fast-track lorry drivers to alleviate chronic shortage, BBC understands.

Transport secretary Grant Shapps says the UK must "stand on its own two feet" and not rely on EU drivers.

PayPal is bringing in a new fee for commercial transactions between the UK and EEA.

The number of young people on furlough falls, but older people and travel workers are less fortunate.

Philip O'Doherty founded E&I Engineering, which will be sold to a US firm in a deal worth $2bn (£1.45bn).

Three is the third UK network to bring back roaming charges for the EU post-Brexit.

Viagogo can go ahead with its £3bn acquisition of rival StubHub, the CMA says.

The Unite union says workers at two of the firm's sites voted unanimously to walkout over pay.