Toyota SUV ads banned for condoning driving ‘with no regard for envi...

The video and poster showed groups of Toyota Hilux SUVs being driven across various natural environments.

This Thanksgiving, Alfa Chemistry Extends Gratitude with Special Off...

Alfa Chemistry Thanksgiving Special Alfa Chemistry, an ISO 9001:2015 certified chemical supplier, expresses its gratitude by offering customers specia...

Workers at Cammell Laird shipyard vote to strike

Union members alleged they had been discriminated against and some made claims of bullying and harassment.

London Underground workers start voting on possible strike action

Members of the RMT union are being balloted for industrial action in a dispute over pay.

Deliveroo riders are not employees, Supreme Court rules

The Independent Workers Union of Great Britain lost the latest round of its legal fight to represent delivery riders in London.

Pensions shake-up could give employees option to pick ‘pot for life’...

Plans which could enable workers to nominate a scheme they want to pay into are expected to be unveiled in the autumn statement.

Iceland brings back Festive Pie as consumers prepare for ‘cutback Ch...

Iceland last sold the pie – filled with an entire Christmas dinner – four years ago, but said it had brought it back this year ‘by popular demand’.

UK and South Korea to launch trade talks during presidential state v...

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol’s three-day state visit begins on Tuesday.

AO World hikes earnings outlook as overhaul pays off

The retailer said it expects full-year pre-tax profits of between £28 million and £33 million, compared with previous guidance of £28 million.

Ofcom fines Shell Energy £1.4m for not telling customers their contr...

The broadband provider failed to tell customers their contracts were coming to an end, or did not include enough information when it did.

Borrowing data offers boost to Chancellor’s tax cut plans

The Office for National Statistics said public sector net borrowing stood at £14.9 billion last month, £4.4 billion more than a year earlier,

Outsourcer Capita warns up to 900 jobs at risk in cost-cutting drive

The business, which runs Army recruitment services and manages the BBC licence fee, said it wanted to save around £60 million per year.

Black Friday busy as ever, says Amazon fulfilment centre boss

David Tindal, general manager of the retail giant’s Swindon fulfilment centre, said he was ‘not seeing any sign of a decline’ in Black Friday.

Electric Kettle Market to Accelerate At a Whopping 4.2% CAGR, Reachi...

Electric Kettle Market 2021-2031 The commercial segment dominated the Electric Kettle Industry in 2021. The stainless steel segment was the highest co...

Huge Las Vegas-style venue planned for east London rejected by Sadiq...

The 21,000 capacity, 300ft tall MSG sphere in Stratford would be illuminated on the outside and have the highest LED resolution screen on Earth.

‘Much too early’ to declare victory on inflation, says Bank governor

Mr Bailey said that it was too soon to both say inflation was beaten and to talk about cutting interest rates.

FTSE 100 falters as tumbling Ashtead shares drag on index

The FTSE 100 was down 7.89 points or 0.11% to close at 7,496.36.

OpenAI staff ‘threaten to quit over ousting of Sam Altman’

A letter signed by around 500 members of staff says they will quit unless the firm’s board resigns and reinstates Mr Altman as CEO, it is reported.

Sunak promises to cut taxes ‘carefully and sustainably’

Ahead of the autumn statement, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak set out five ‘long-term decisions’ to boost economic growth.

Government urged to fund new Elizabeth line trains

The Elizabeth line runs between Berkshire and Essex via central London.