Category: News

Amazon has promised to cut delivery times worldwide for customers of its Prime service.

Lloyds is repaying customers millions of pounds after finding administrative errors dating back to 2012.

A criminal investigation has been opened into the way Ford tests the emissions of its vehicles.

Debenhams has named 22 of the 50 stores it plans to close as part of a plan by new owners to revive the department store chain.

The Jockey Club, which runs the UK’s biggest race festivals, is braced for “financial challenges”, despite a tenth year of record profits.

The chief executive of Royal Bank of Scotland is resigning after more than five years in which he returned the state-owned lender to profit, settled a US sub-prime mis-selling claim and weathered storms such the handling of its Global Restructuring Group.

Findings released today by one of Europe’s leading retail experience design agencies, Foolproof, reveals that the high street has a surprising advocate: the younger ‘digital generation’.

Facebook has said it will set aside $3bn (£2.3bn) to cover the potential costs of an investigation by US authorities into its privacy practices.

Supermarket chain Aldi has been accused by an entrepreneur of copying the sun shade she designed for prams.

The proposed merger between Sainsbury’s and Asda has been blocked by the UK’s competition watchdog.

Easyjet has banned the sale of nuts on flights to help protect passengers with allergies.

A Conservative think tank, Bright Blue Scotland has called for the House of Lords to be abolished after Brexit.

The top member of Theresa May’s Conservative party is to tell her later this week that she must quit by the end of June, according to the Sunday Times.

Criminal barristers have threatened to take action over a pay row with the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS).

TSB has revealed most of its Scottish branches will only open for two or three days a week from July.