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Dating app Muzmatch may have to change name after trademark row
The US dating giant behind Tinder and OkCupid has won a court battle with a British dating app for Muslims after accusing it of copying its…
Sunday 25 October 2026
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The US dating giant behind Tinder and OkCupid has won a court battle with a British dating app for Muslims after accusing it of copying its…
The Bank of England is asking lenders and insurers to pay an extra £24m so it can hire 100 extra staff and keep track of new…
More than 40,000 railway workers are to be balloted in a dispute over jobs and pay that a union says could result in Britain’s biggest rail…
People using self-driving cars will be allowed to watch television on built-in screens under proposed updates to the Highway Code.
Funkypigeon.com, the online cards and gifts retailer, has suspended all orders following a "cyber security incident", its parent firm WH Smith has revealed.
The IMF's latest World Economic Outlook says the pace of price rises, particularly in developing economies, will prove damaging to global growth prospects as it takes…
The government will clamp down on fake reviews and subscription traps under new measures outlined on Wednesday by the competition watchdog.
Asda’s private equity owner has claimed the value of its investment in the supermarket chain has soared by nearly 20 times as it gears up for…
The baby clothing and maternity wear retailer JoJo Maman Bébé – whose high-profile customers include the Duchess of Cambridge – has been snapped up by the…
UK companies are losing an average of £1 million a year to staff absences that could be tackled with flexible working, research has found.
Soaring inflation and rising geopolitical risks triggered by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine have left British businesses grappling with a vicious cost crunch, two surveys spell out…
Ministers will slash the price of a million train tickets in half in an attempt to attract passengers back to the railways.
Jacob Rees-Mogg has demanded that cabinet ministers do more to get their civil servants back to the office after the vast majority of Whitehall departments were…
Empty shops will be given a new lease of life under a radical plan to revitalise high streets.
Industrialist Sir Jim Ratcliffe will hand the Government research showing Britain is sitting on 50 years’ worth of shale gas.