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Rangers are looking to bring their tumultuous relationship with Sports Direct to a close by formally giving notice to the Mike Ashley company to end their commercial partnership – yet the two companies could still be tied together until 2023.

The souring economic mood failed to dampen the spirits of consumers who flocked to the shops in January and also splurged on the biggest-ticket item for most households, new cars.

Monetary Policy Committee votes unanimously to hold rates and says wages likely to remain subdued for longer

A conspiracy theory that Google is blocking negative auto-suggestions for “Conservatives are….” is being put to the test by campaigners trying to train the search engine into offering particularly mean ones.

Profits at Royal Dutch Shell more than halved last year, as the oil giant’s oil production business struggled in the face of the steepest collapse in crude prices for decades.

US bank believes UK will vote to stay in EU but a decision to leave would interrupt foreign capital inflow and put pressure on current account deficit

Analyst says Rolls-Royce boss can end speculation about embattled engineers’ future by fundraising and a dividend cut

The National Institute of Economic and Social Research (Niesr) adds that uncertainty surrounding Britain’s referendum on EU membership means it is also likely interest rates will remain on hold for most of this year

Canary Wharf, the east London financial district, will have the strongest rental growth in the U.K. capital this year as technology companies seek room to grow.

The head of Amazon’s Chinese operations is joining the board of the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) despite the intensifying row about the UK tax affairs of multinational technology giants.

If you’re looking for greater satisfaction in your working life then don’t work in London.

Nearly a quarter of a million of Tesco’s shopfloor staff are to get a 3.1 per cent pay rise, taking most of them to £7.62 an hour.

EasyJet founder takes on supermarkets with discount grocery store in north-west London

Alphabet unofficially overtakes Apple’s value in after-hours trading despite its ‘moonshots’ losing it $3.5bn over 12 months.

Sainsbury’s has made an 11th hour offer for Home Retail Group, upping its bid to a total of £1.3bn.