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Billionaire Asda owners face questions on loans for private jets
Issa brothers under scrutiny over ‘complex’ structure of business empire
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London Stock Exchange to lose £9bn packaging giant in latest blow to City
Smurfit Kappa to move its premium listing to New York as LSE battles to remain relevant
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Mortgage lenders kick off ‘rate war’
Sharp cuts follow Andrew Bailey’s comments that interest rates are nearing their peak
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The eleven savings accounts with the best interest rates for 2023
Discover the market leaders for Isas, bonds, savings and current accounts
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Tech companies claim victory as ministers admit private message scanning not feasible
Online Safety Bill gives Ofcom powers to ask apps to scan for child abuse imagery
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Virgin Media buys broadband business from sanctioned Russian oligarch’s fund
Telecoms giant reaches deal for Upp after Government forces sale on security grounds
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Saturday post ‘under review’ as struggling Royal Mail looks to cut costs
Company claims its current obligations are ‘outdated and in need of urgent reform’
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Hilary Lowinger, long-serving gatekeeper, counsellor and keeper of secrets at Private Eye – obituary
Scatty but sympathetic, she manned the phones and at the door was the first port of call for writers, politicos, whistle-blowers and rogues
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Aldi plans more store openings in bid to overtake Sainsbury’s
German discounter boosts its expansion target to rival British incumbents
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‘I realised I was unemployable – so I made £1m from my own market stall’
My First Million: Boxpark founder Roger Wade realised early on he'd be better off as an entrepreneur
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The shoplifting epidemic is a sign that Britain is on the verge of anarchy
Overwhelmingly, the people behind this aren’t stealing to survive; they’re members of highly organised gangs – and staff are terrified
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Waitrose staff warned jobs at risk in overhaul
Grocer says employees will need to make “sacrifices and compromises”
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Britain ‘shooting itself in the foot’ with tourist tax, says Battersea Power Station chief
Axing VAT-free shopping for overseas visitors is harming London, says Simon Murphy
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Get a grip on this culture of decline
Many voters will view 'crumbling' schools as illustrative of a state unable to perform its most basic functions
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Reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete: material behind raft of school closures
Material was used widely in public buildings between the 1960s and 1980s
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M&S launches legal challenge against Gove’s ‘misguided’ block on Oxford Street development
Retailer accuses Secretary of State of ‘misinterpreting planning law’
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British defence giant BAE paves way to building artillery in Ukraine
FTSE 100 company to explore local manufacturing and direct deals with Ukrainian army
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Saudi Arabia sets its sights on Britain’s military jewel to flex its manufacturing muscle
Mohammed bin Salman envisions the kingdom as the world’s next industrial powerhouse
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British aircraft maker behind Islander plane hit by winding-up petition
Britten-Norman’s bosses insist the legal action was due to an ‘error’
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Chinese electric car giant declares war on Western rivals
BYD chief calls on country’s auto manufacturers to ‘demolish’ competition
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Britain’s energy crisis needs a national war effort not this sticking plaster solution
Neither political masters nor the regulator know how to fix our broken energy system
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Octopus Energy to take on Shell’s 1.4m customers
Electricity and gas supplier will serve 6.5m homes in Britain after the acquisition
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National Grid to pay households to cut their electricity usage at least 12 times this winter
‘Demand flexibility service’ to be rolled out in November to keep Britain’s lights on
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Owner of Britain’s biggest wind farm loses a fifth of its value
Ørsted admits costs of building major projects in the US are spiralling
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ChatGPT pioneer launches ‘biological software’ company
Start-up raises £80m from investors amid plans to use generative AI to invent new drugs
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This stock is in the last chance saloon – it needs to start delivering now
Questor share tip: If Smith & Nephew can't follow through on its plan to cut costs and increase margins the shares are dead money at best
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The ‘miracle’ weight loss drug causing euphoria and fear in Scandinavia
A sudden rush of demand for Wegovy has been met with mixed reactions in Denmark
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Britain’s trade deal with India at risk amid row over cheap generic drugs
Negotiators reject UK demands for patents to protect pharmaceutical giants
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Slimfast suffers as dieters turn to Ozempic
Diet supplement company sees sales drop as demand for blockbuster drugs surges
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The Ozempic-killers already delivering fat profits
A booming weight loss drug market has investors scrambling for a slice of the action
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Thames Water falls short of £1bn fundraising target amid nationalisation threat
Shareholders agree to inject funds but water supplier still needs £2.5bn by 2030
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Water suppliers will be forced to increase household bills, says Ofwat boss
Concerns grow that consumers will face costs of fixing creaking water infrastructure
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£1bn will not be enough to steady Thames Water, warns industry regulator
Ofwat admits it could have done more to prevent toxic build-up of debt in the industry
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The water industry doesn’t need to be nationalised, it needs to be better policed
Instinctive calls for a state takeover ignore the fundamental of a complex sector
