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Tesco to recover overpayments from redundant staff
Hundreds of Tesco staff made redundant last month were underpaid or overpaid, prompting the supermarket to ask some to return money.
Tuesday 3 November 2026
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Hundreds of Tesco staff made redundant last month were underpaid or overpaid, prompting the supermarket to ask some to return money.
Vodafone today officially opened its Digital Innovation Hub in The Landing at MediaCityUK, Salford, to give the UK’s growing start-up community a head start in developing…
The former owner of BHS has appeared in court accused of a £500,000 tax fraud and of buying two yachts to launder money.
The masterplan for Heathrow’s £14bn third runway will be revealed to the public for the first time today, alongside its largest-ever consultation into the project.
Billionaire businessman Sir James Dyson has donated £18.75m to his former school, whose "generosity" helped pay for his education after his father died.
The Institute of Directors plunged to a loss of £4.2 million after one of the worst years in its 116-year history that saw the chair and director…
UK doughnut lovers can rest assured: Krispy Kreme is ready for Brexit.
Patisserie Valerie was in such dire straits that managers had ordered puff pastry be made from margarine rather than butter as a cost-cutting measure, its new…
Sotheby's is being bought by telecoms billionaire Patrick Drahi in a deal valuing the auction house at $3.7bn.
UK-listed firms will become the first foreign companies to be able to list in mainland China under a new stock link, the Treasury said.
Global trade’s supreme court is all but certain to grind to a halt within months, senior officials are privately conceding in Geneva, as Britain vows to…
It is the workplace phenomenon that has been inflicted on tens of thousands of British workers by enthusiastic managers: hot-desking.
China flashed more warning signals yesterday as industrial output growth unexpectedly slowed to a 17-year low, underlining a need for more economic stimulus.
Arcadia is to cut 170 jobs from its head office a day after Sir Philip Green struck a deal with creditors to save his retail empire…
A ban on adverts featuring "harmful gender stereotypes" or those which are likely to cause "serious or widespread offence" has come into force.