Category: News Wire

The government has confirmed its remaining shares in Lloyds Banking Group have been sold, eight years after pumping in £20bn to save it.

One victim was offered 10p in compensation by their bank after criminals cleared their account of £17,500, Which? said.

Figures highlight growing alarm at Bank of England and among MPs over rapid rises in household spending fuelled by extra borrowing.

Ford is planning to cut 10 per cent of its salaried workforce in North America, according to reports.

Bank says new space will give it ‘flexibility within the European Union’.

EasyJet has reported a larger loss for the the first half of its financial year, partly due to the impact of the lower pound and the timing of Easter.

The Facebook CFO is one of the most influential women in American business.

Assist Resourcing is close to a rescue deal for the controversial agency which supplies workers to Sports Direct.

Tennis star backs two fledgling firms on crowdfunding platform Seedrs, including company behind world’s first flat folding helmet.

The number of people in employment is set to increase a moderate 0.6 per cent this year and then fall by 0.1 per cent in 2018, according to the EY ITEM Club special report on the labour market published today.

A cyber-attack that has hit 150 countries since Friday should be treated by governments around the world as a “wake-up call”, Microsoft says.

The UK’s biggest retailer discloses cuts to the bonus awards of top executives as Tesco continues efforts to grow sales.

ONS statistics suggest faltering popularity in UK, but campaigners warn of rise of short-hours contracts for workers.

Stronger business investment and the ongoing global recovery will ensure economic growth this year remains solid, even as households face the biggest real income squeeze since 2013, according to the Bank of England.

A lack of mobile coverage is impairing vital tasks such as working on the move and online trading.