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British households have more cash in the form of disposable income than ever before, having finally passed the previous peak achieved before the financial crisis.

An advertisement for a Walkers crisps competition offering 20,000 holidays has been banned after complaints the trips were almost impossible to win.

The massive lay off is a possible consequence of the company’s transition from its hardware roots to a software-centre company

Government plans in consultation document suggest that tax advisers whose schemes are defeated in courts could have to repay lost money to taxpayer

Inflation picked up in July in the first hint that the fall in the pound following the Brexit vote is pushing up prices.

Rail fares have increased at double the speed of wages since 2010, research by trade unions suggests.

Bank’s report to provide further insight on health of UK economy after the Brexit vote

Deal struck with Unite and HMRC affects thousands of staff and follows Guardian investigation into pay rates at retailer

The FTSE 100 conglomerate behind fashion chain Primark has joined forces with a host of business groups to fight the mooted sugar tax on soft drinks, amid growing fears the controversial levy will lead to job losses.

Economists highlight falling property prices and the capital’s dependence on financial services among their concerns.

A minority of those aged 55 and over are withdrawing too much from their pension pots, the industry has warned.

BHS workers have accused the retailer of holding them “to ransom” after threatening long-serving staff they will lose redundancy pay if they leave while repeatedly pushing back notice dates.

Unlocking London’s night-time economy will deliver a £3bn boost to the capital and help protect London from the economic shock of Brexit, a new report has argued.

Overall companies owed over £466,000 to their employees across a wide range of sectors