Start-ups warn Reeves over budget tax bombshell
A lobbying group representing UK start-ups will this week warn Rachel Reeves against a tax raid on limited liability partnerships (LLPs), arguing that it would hit the backers of Britain's most innovative companies.
Gazumping and the wardrobe rule: Your complete guide to buying a house like a pro
Buying a home is often described as one of the most stressful events in our lives - and if it's your first time doing it, it can be a complicated and overwhelming process.
Tax hike could lead to higher food prices, supermarkets warn
The UK's largest supermarkets are calling on the chancellor to exclude stores from a new business rates surtax, warning that shoppers will bear the brunt of higher prices.
Administrators lined up for North Sea oilfield services group Petrofac
Administrators are on standby this weekend to handle the collapse of Petrofac, the oil and energy services group - an insolvency which could threaten the future of more than 2,000 jobs in Scotland.
Spotify hikes UK subscription prices
Spotify is increasing the cost of its UK premium subscription, the Money blog has revealed.
Cutting cash ISA allowance could backfire - and make mortgages more expensive, MPs warn
Cutting the annual allowance for cash ISAs could backfire in multiple ways, an influential group of MPs has warned the government.
Blackstone among suitors for UnitedHealth-owned Optum UK
The company which supplies the electronic patient record system used by the majority of GPs in Britain is being circled by a pack of potential buyers, just two years after it last changed hands.
Cyber attack at one major producer pushes overall UK car production down 27%
UK car production fell by more than a quarter (27.1%) last month as a cyber attack at Jaguar Land Rover halted manufacturing at the plant, industry figures show.
New iPhone and strong gold demand behind surprising rise in retail sales
Retail sales are at the highest level in more than three years, in the latest measure of the UK economy to confound economists.
Sheffield Wednesday deducted 12 points after entering administration
Sheffield Wednesday have filed for administration, which has resulted in the already struggling side being hit with an immediate 12-point deduction.
Tesco rolls out body cams to delivery staff 'vulnerable to attack' due to expanded age checks
The UK's most popular supermarket is rolling out body cameras to thousands of its delivery drivers who feel at increased risk of attack due to the expansion of age verification checks.
Reeves kicks off hunt for £314,000-a-year-bank watchdog chief
Rachel Reeves has fired the starting gun on the hunt for Britain's next top bank regulator - and is calling on senior financiers to enter the race as candidates.
Post Office compensation 'worse than original injustice', victims' commissioner says
A leaked letter, seen by Sky News, warns government that victims of the Post Office scandal find compensation schemes "worse than the original injustice".
Trump terminates 'all trade negotiations' with Canada in retaliation for 'fake' TV advert
Donald Trump has announced that he is ending "all trade negotiations" with Canada.
English water firms get lowest environmental rating since records began
English water companies have collectively been given the lowest environmental rating by the Environment Agency (EA) since records began.
Google clicks on stake in $1bn e-commerce business THG Ingenuity
Google has struck a multimillion pound investment deal with the e-commerce fulfilment and logistics business which demerged from the online beauty and nutrition brand-owner THG earlier this year.
Elon Musk calls firms opposing his $1trn pay package 'corporate terrorists'
Elon Musk has called major investor advice firms opposing his $1trn pay package "corporate terrorists".
How to get started with a stocks and shares ISA - and six tips if you already have one
Setting up a stocks and shares ISA can feel intimidating and complicated - but if it's something you are considering, this edition of our Savings Guide should help.
Autistic man told he could no longer work for Waitrose hired by Asda
An autistic man who was told he could no longer stack shelves at Waitrose when he asked to be paid has been offered a job by Asda.
Sanctions could have a genuinely chilling effect on the market for Russian oil and gas
US sanctions against Russia's two largest energy companies, the state-owned Rosneft and privately held Lukoil, are perhaps the most significant economic measures imposed by the West since the invasion of Ukraine.
Cyber attack on Jaguar Land Rover 'most financially damaging' in UK history, experts say
The cyber attack on Jaguar Land Rover is believed to have been the "most financially damaging" in UK history at an estimated cost of £1.9bn, a security body has said.
Surprise food price fall helps keep inflation at 3.8%
The rate of inflation remained static in September, according to official figures, which could raise prospects for interest rate cuts ahead.
Eurostar orders UK's first fleet of double-decker trains
A major fleet of double-decker trains is set to run on the UK rail network for the first time as part of the Eurostar services operating through the Channel Tunnel.
CBI business group to name BAE Systems' Hogg as next president
The CBI, Britain's best-known business lobbying group, will on Wednesday name Cressida Hogg, the BAE Systems chair, to take the helm until 2028.
Is OpenAI's browser worth the hype? These experts tried it out
"To put it bluntly, it felt at times like watching a 12-year-old use my computer."
Cinven plots bid for funeral provider Pure Cremation
Cinven, the private equity firm, is plotting a takeover of one of Britain's biggest funeral providers in a deal which could value it at more than £500m.
Why inflation figure could be good news for mortgage holders
You know bad economic news is looming when a Chancellor of the Exchequer tries to get their retaliation in first.
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Manchester Pride put into voluntary liquidation and being assessed by regulator
Manchester Pride has been put into voluntary liquidation and is being assessed by the charities regulator, with the future of the event in doubt.
Highest September borrowing since 2020 and debt interest payments surge ahead of budget
Government borrowing hit its highest September level since 2020 last month, according to official figures showing a leap in debt interest payments to almost £10bn,
Administrators are on standby this weekend to handle the collapse of Petrofac, the oil and energy services group - an insolvency which could threaten the future of more than 2,000 jobs in Scotland.
Spotify is increasing the cost of its UK premium subscription, the Money blog has revealed.
Cutting the annual allowance for cash ISAs could backfire in multiple ways, an influential group of MPs has warned the government.
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