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A lawsuit accuses the firms of advertising burgers that look bigger than they actually are.

The government wants to ensure companies pass on tax cuts to motorists as diesel prices hit new highs.

Nestle is flying in additional shipments from Europe as the US faces a shortage.

Chief executive Parag Agrawal says the firm is confident that less than 5% of users are spam accounts.

One firm tells of its struggles as a survey suggests lending to small businesses has hit an all-time low.

Michael O'Leary warns high demand for European beach holidays will mean price rises.

The airline will offer new and existing cabin crew the bonus, as carriers seek to retain and recruit workers.

The state-owned Saudi Aramco is currently the world's most valuable company due to soaring oil prices.

Some businesses which boomed during the Covid pandemic are seeing their popularity fade.

A government decision not to extend pay gap reporting to racial disparities has been criticised by MPs.

The billionaire wants more data on fake accounts, prompting speculation over the deal's future.

The move by the retail giant highlights the shift away from traditional office set-ups since the pandemic.

The energy giant will sell its retail business in Russia to the country’s second-largest oil producer, Lukoil.

But customers can still return clothes purchased online from the fashion giant for free in stores.

The media giant appeared to have escaped the slowdown that hit arch-rival Netflix.

Amanda Blanc says unacceptable behaviour towards her has become more overt in her career.

UK ministers order another investigation of the planned takeover of a Swansea company.

Officials say Rishi Sunak is still open to the idea if energy firms do not reinvest their profits in the UK.

The holiday company says bookings for summer holidays are to "almost reach" pre-pandemic levels.