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The island nation of Iceland has said it is taking legal action against British frozen-food chain Iceland over the right to use their shared name.

A leading pensions body calls for the proportion of salary put aside into workplace saving schemes to be increased.

Political unrest in Turkey and terrorist attacks dented revenues but tour operator predicts strong bookings for 2017

This year’s shopping sales extravaganza is likely to have a feel of going, going, gone, with many items set to get more expensive

One of Britain’s most promising technology companies, the flights comparison service Skyscanner, has been bought by a Chinese travel giant for £1.4bn.

A Heinz beans advert showing how to beat out a song on tin cans has been banned for health and safety reasons.

Body that manages taxpayers’ holding says it has now recouped £17bn of £20.3bn bailout

Frank Field raises prospect that regulator could take billionaire’s assets to help plug pension scheme black hole

Housebuilders will receive a major boost in the Autumn Statement today as the Government steps up its affordable housing drive to help address a chronic shortage.

Companies won’t have to put workers on boards, and there are tax cuts, tax breaks, and a rise in R&D spending to buy off business objections to the disastrous way Brexit is being handled

Donald Trump has suggested that Britain should make Nigel Farage the ambassador to the US.

Oxfam criticises rising inequality as Credit Suisse finds top 1% of richest Britons own 24% of nation’s assets

President-elect Donald Trump says the US will quit the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal on his first day in the White House.

The number of under 30s earning more than £1m annually has increased by a third compared to last year.

A cross party group backs a report that wants the UK to follow several states in the US where use of the drug is now allowed.