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Mr Kipling owner takes hit as men and women given equal pensions
The food group behind Mr Kipling cakes and Ambrosia custard sank to a pre-tax loss of £42.7 million for the full year on the back of…
Tuesday 3 November 2026
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The food group behind Mr Kipling cakes and Ambrosia custard sank to a pre-tax loss of £42.7 million for the full year on the back of…
Ministers are being urged to step in to protect thousands of jobs after it emerged that British Steel is urgently seeking loans of tens of millions…
John McDonnell has warned that the cross-party Brexit talks are close to collapse — just as the cabinet agreed that they should continue.
HMRC is proposing fundamentally changing the way that the reduced-rate of VAT is applied to solar, as well as other household renewable technologies.
Debenhams success in achieving its CVA last Thursday comes with a double- edged sword.
A class action lawsuit against Apple alleging that the company inflates the cost of iPhone apps cleared a legal hurdle yesterday.
The funeral provider Dignity has warned that profits will fall short of forecasts this year because fewer people are dying.
Hundreds of managerial and white-collar jobs are to go at Ford UK, many at its Dunton operation near Basildon in Essex.
Tesco’s chief has called on the government to cut business rates and with money raised from a new tax for online retailers, can help throw a…
Theresa May will sacrifice the “loyal middle” of her party if she strikes a deal with Labour to keep Britain in a customs union with the…
The former finance director of Autonomy has been sentenced to five years in prison in the US after being found guilty of accounting fraud.
Hackers were able to remotely install surveillance software on phones and other devices using a major vulnerability in messaging app WhatsApp, it has been confirmed. WhatsApp,…
It has been one of the most controversial topics in the history of the business world over the past decade, but slowly, cryptocurrencies have gained traction.
A union has set up a food bank in the Whitehall office of a government department after a pay error meant some cleaners and support staff…
Rail giant Arriva is suing the government after it lost its bid to run the East Midlands railway franchise.