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Hotel Chocolat has agreed to a £534m takeover offer from Mars, the maker of goods from Snickers bars to Pedigree dog food.
Royal Mail's parent firm says the tough economy has knocked its recovery from the bitter pay dispute with frontline staff, reporting half-year losses
The parcel delivery companies that ranked the worst for performance have been revealed, with none of the major firms able to secure a three-star ratin
The chancellor has been called on to freeze business rates and to extend reliefs as business lobbyists warn a failure to do so risks jobs, businesses
More than 1,300 jobs are at risk at the UK's largest rail assembly plant as its order book shrank amid HS2 setbacks.
The Barbie movie contributed more than £80m to the UK economy and created nearly 700 jobs, according to the studio behind the box office smash.
It is beginning to look as if Jay Powell and his colleagues at the US Federal Reserve have pulled off something few thought possible even a few months
Manchester United has confirmed its chief executive of two years, Richard Arnold, "has decided to step down" as part of a "management transition".
The pace of private rental bills hit a new record high last month, according to official figures charting the impact of rising interest rates on the h
Supermarket chain Iceland has scrapped its Christmas advert this year to "support its customers".
Lloyd's of London is on the brink of a long-term deal to remain in its landmark City headquarters until the 2040s after more than a year of negotiatio
The government will this week increase the price offered to offshore wind farm developers after the total failure of its last auction round left the U
There has been a sharp decline in the rate of inflation to 4.6%, driven by a big easing in energy costs.
The chancellor has agreed to address the CBI's first public event since the business lobbying group was plunged into crisis earlier this year.
Citizens Advice helped more than 8,000 people with homelessness issues in October, the highest monthly figure ever recorded.
The World Health Organisation's call for government action over "exploitative" formula milk prices "cannot be ignored", an MP has said.
Ian looks at wage growth figures and speaks to the CEO of Britain's biggest property company predicting investment in the sector.
A leading group of City figures are urging the chancellor to accelerate pensions reform, hand a competitiveness objective to the audit watchdog and in
The Yorkshire family behind the Portakabin modular buildings group is heading for a bumper payday amid talks with investors about a potential deal.
A 1962 Ferrari has sold for a record $51.7m (£42m) at a Sotheby's auction in New York.
