TSB Owner Sabadell Considers Bank's Future As BBVA Deal Scrapped
The Spanish bank is seeking "strategic alternatives" after scrapping a merger with BBVA. Read more
China Slaps Up To 200% Tariffs On Australian Wine
It has been investigating the "dumping" of cheap wines in China - an accusation Australia denies. Read more
UK To Impose New Rules To Limit Tech Giants' Power
The Competition and Markets Authority will stop major firms from abusing their market dominance. Read more
Dyson To Spend $3.67bn On New Technologies
The company's investments will mostly be in Singapore, the UK and the Philippines. Read more
Rishi Sunak Faces State Pension Conundrum
Official forecasts suggest the state pension will rise by 4.1% in April 2022 when unemployment is high. Read more
October Redundancies Double Last Year's Rate
With Covid cases rising and uncertainty over government support, employers planned 51,000 job cuts Read more
Black Friday: Next, M&S And Wilko Shun Sales Event
Although Black Friday spending in the UK is set to soar in 2020, some brands won't be taking part. Read more
TikTok Given Another Week To Sort Out How To Sell Itself
New ways to evade sticking points apparently under discussion TikTok has another week to sort out its sale to Oracle, W... Read more
Amazon Spends $500m On Bonuses For Christmas Staff
The money for frontline UK and US staff is a thank-you for working through the pandemic. Read more
If Public Spending Was £100, How Would It Be Split?
Every year the chancellor doles out billions of pounds of taxpayer money, but where does it go? Read more
Is There A Gap Between Public And Private Sector Pay?
The chancellor has been making some claims about pay in the public and private sectors. Read more
Spending Review: Council Tax Likely To Rise, Says Think-tank
The IFS says the Spending Review means council tax could rise an average £70 per household. Read more
Covid Tiers 'a Mortal Blow' To Hospitality
One bar owner says 'it simply isn't viable' to operate under restrictions as English tiers are revealed. Read more
HP CEO Talks Up HP-ink-only Print Hardware And Higher Upfront Costs For Machines That Use Other Cartridges
'These actions will help us to optimize the business by reducing the number of unprofitable customers' HP might have dr... Read more
Calls For 'right To Repair' Electronics Laws Grow Louder Across Europe
UK Parliament's Environmental Audit Committee report slams manufacturers as Euro Parliament votes to back tinkerers A n... Read more