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Silchester International says it is not inclined to support a £6.3bn deal for the supermarket chain.

Those opting to spend the summer in the UK rather than abroad share their experiences.

A plan is agreed to reduce aggressive debt collection, although charities still want statutory regulation.

About 1,000 Activision Blizzard staff sign a letter describing managers' response as insulting.

Some travel insurance policies will not cover cancellation costs for travellers told to self-isolate.

Vanish-maker Reckitt says the end of social distancing has led to a focus on appearance.

The government says it will monitor the proposed sale of Ultra Electronics to US equity-owned Cobham.

Bookings have not recovered due to the "frustrating" traffic light system, a trade group says.

News Amazon is hiring a digital-currency expert has helped boost the value of Bitcoin.

The Scottish games café company is expanding its number of sites rapidly despite the pandemic.

Experts warn working from home has led to complacency over security protocols

A new Couch to Financial Fitness programme aims to help people organise their finances post-pandemic.

Go-karts, bowling alleys and eateries have taken the place of closed retailers on the High Street.

Some holidaymakers who tested positive for Covid while abroad are having to stay and self-isolate.

Iceland warns the move will not solve the issue of staff shortages in supermarkets themselves.

Industry body the CBI criticises government plans that allow some key staff to bypass the NHS Covid app.

The cards were found after being stored in a box under the stairs for more than 20 years.

A temporary rise in incapacity benefits has been introduced to cover a two-week isolation period.