
UK government could introduce tariffs on low quality food imports
The UK could introduce tariffs on imports of food from countries with lower food safety and farming standards than the UK, using World Trade Organization rules,…
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The UK could introduce tariffs on imports of food from countries with lower food safety and farming standards than the UK, using World Trade Organization rules,…

A number of High Street banks have stopped customers ordering foreign currency, following a ransomware cyber-attack on Travelex.

Retail sales fell for the first time in 25 years last year, according to the leading UK retail industry body.

Consumer pressure to end plastic packaging in shops could actually be harming the environment, a new report finds.

Twitter has said it will test new features that allow users to control who can reply to their posts - or block replies entirely.

Thousands of Greggs staff are set to get a £300 one-off payment after a "phenomenal year", the firm said.

Online food delivery company Deliveroo has announced plans to create 70 highly-skilled jobs at its new Edinburgh headquarters this year.

Mothercare and Links of London will disappear from UK high streets this week as 94 stores close their doors for good, resulting in 3,150 job losses.

National minimum wage legislation is not being enforced strongly enough, according to a report, which has found that more than a quarter of workers on the…

Contractors’ representatives have questioned the value of a government pledge to review a clampdown on tax avoidance linked to the use of self-employed private sector workers.

Almost a third of British firms hit by cyber-security attacks last year chose to ignore them.

Debenhams has revealed the locations of the 19 stores which are due to shut in the UK this month – resulting in 660 job losses.

Workers are wasting over five days of their time a year due to commuting problems, according to a poll conducted by the CBI.

Boris Johnson is facing demands for financial compensation that could run to more than £100m for any disruption caused by Brexit to Northern Ireland’s businesses.

London transport do not expect the £18bn Crossrail line to open before autumn 2021, in the latest delay to Europe’s largest infrastructure project.