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British workers are among the most jealous in the world, with one-third believing colleagues who receive bonuses do not deserve the additional payouts.

The number of people without jobs and looking for work fell by 39,000 to 1.63 million between May and July, official figures show.

The Bank hopes that by driving down borrowing costs it will spur the company to make greater investment in the UK.

Sir James Dyson has urged Prime Minister Theresa May to take the UK out of the European Union single market, even if that leads to an end of free trade and free movement of labour.

Oil discoveries have slumped to the lowest level since 1952 and the global economy is becoming dangerously reliant on crude supply from political hotspots, the world’s energy watchdog has warned.

JD Sports has posted record profits after capitalising on the trend for athletic wear in the UK and on the Continent.

George Osborne could be about to unveil a Northern Powerhouse think tank.

A spilled drink should have a little effect on the new notes, which can be wiped clean and will even survive a standard laundry cycle with ‘minimal damage’.

Employers in six out of nine sectors are less optimistic about adding jobs in the wake of the Brexit vote, a survey has found.

The TUC is set to warn companies that there will be “no hiding place” if they exploit their workers.

Attorney general proposes expanding ‘white-collar crime’ laws to include money laundering and false accounting by employees.

Britain’s economy will slow down in the coming year as nervous businesses cut investment in the wake of the Brexit referendum, according to a new forecast from the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC).

Britain’s biggest companies face an uphill battle to win back the trust of the public after a series of business scandals, despite recent efforts to clean up corporate governance, the Institute of Directors has said.

The government should ignore calls to limit future increases to the national living wage, a think-tank said.

The chief executive of mobile operator Three has accused EE and Vodafone of hoarding rights to scarce radio spectrum to stifle competition, in the latest phase of a campaign for regulators to intervene.