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Under the new policy, women workers will no longer have to wear heels and makeup while at work.

The UK-US Atlantic Declaration "sets a new standard for economic cooperation", Rishi Sunak says.

Revised data shows the eurozone's economy contracted at the end of last year and the start of 2023.

Housebuilder Crest Nicholson warns of a further slowdown as it reports lower sales and profits.

MPs criticise banks as instant access savings rates sit well below the Bank of England base rate.

The specialist shop that became a city institution closes its doors for the final time.

US-based Eat Just says its product is ethical, clean and green but scientists say it may just be a novelty.

Crypto bosses could face up to two years' imprisonment if they fail to comply with the new rules.

Rising borrowing costs and plans for stricter rules are affecting the rental sector, surveyors say.

Supermarket becomes the latest to remove the dates, urging customers to use their judgement instead.

Around Noon takes over the Soho Sandwich Company in a deal which will almost double annual turnover.

The UK's biggest mortgage lender says rising borrowing costs are affecting confidence.

The Beijing-based firm has denied Chinese Communist Party members were allowed to access user data.

The Securities and Exchange Commission says the company has not followed financial rules.

Members have backed the lobbying giant but some say they will continue to pause engagement.

The business lobby group is seeking a vote of confidence from members after a series of scandals.

The Perth-based company is found to have overcharged the National Grid for lowering output.

The cash injection will lead to the creation of up to 100 new jobs, owner PepsiCo says.

The Southeast Asian island nation's only racecourse will hold its final meeting next year.