A glitch and new red tape leave UK exporters facing EU border disruption
Hauliers exporting goods to the European Union have faced fresh disruption since the turn of the year as a glitch...
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New strike laws to ‘ensure basic level of service’ in public sector confirmed by government
The government is bringing forward new strike laws to "maintain a basic function and deliver minimum safety levels" in the...
Christmas shoppers shrugged off rail strikes but business hurt by Royal Mail disruption, reports show
UK high streets do not appear to have suffered a major hit from rail strikes in the run-up to Christmas...
New car sales hit lowest level since 1992 but supply woes ‘beginning to ease’
The number of new cars sold in the UK last year tumbled to its lowest level since 1992 but the...
SafetyNet Credit parent close to collapse after FCA crackdown
A provider of high-cost credit to hundreds of thousands of Britons is on the brink of collapse following a crackdown...
Next Christmas sales figures far exceed expectations
Next performed better than expected over the Christmas period and has increased its profit outlook as a result, painting a...
Amazon cutting 18,000 jobs, and reveals which areas are hardest hit
Amazon has announced that it is cutting 18,000 jobs – the biggest round of layoffs in the company's history with...
Energy support for business to be cut but no decision yet on how much
Government support for business energy bills will be cut in April as the chancellor moves to reduce taxpayer exposure to...
Energy bills set to dip below energy price guarantee level from July, forecaster predicts
A fall in wholesale energy costs means average annual bills could soon come in below the level of the government's...
Food inflation ‘hit record high’ ahead of Christmas led by fresh produce as spend £1bn higher than 2021
Food inflation hit a record annual rate in December as cash-strapped households prepared for Christmas, according to a retail sector...
Sharpest fall in manufacturing since the global financial crash
British manufacturers recorded one of the largest drops in activity since the global financial crash, latest economic data showed.Last month...
Disgraced FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried pleads not guilty to fraud
Disgraced FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried has pleaded not guilty to stealing billions of dollars of customer money in his first...
FTSE 100 gambling giant Flutter places bet on next chairman
Flutter Entertainment, the FTSE 100 gambling group, has begun approaching candidates to become its next chairman.Sky News understands that Flutter,...
More than five million people have less than a month to submit tax return – or face a fine
Around 5.7 million people have less than a month to submit their tax return or face a fine, according to...
Troubled Cineworld denies talks with Odeon owner and says it will focus on group sale
Crisis-hit Cineworld has denied claims by the owner of rival Odeon that they have held talks over the sale of...
Record output for Tesla but deliveries still below estimates
Tesla has continued to increase electric car production but supply chain problems have meant it is delivering fewer cars than...
Nearly 50 shops shut down a day in 2022 – up nearly 50% on 2021
Close to 50 shops shut down every day in 2022, more than at any other point for at least five years.In...
Gas prices, interest rates, NHS waiting lists – charts reveal what may happen in 2023 I Ed Conway
Given the drama of 2022, there is no guessing what 2023 will throw at us. Still, that needn't stop us...
Ministers ask Hunt for £300m to avert mass British Steel job losses
Ministers are urging the chancellor to provide £300m of taxpayers' money to avert the closure of British Steel’s two blast...
Donald Trump warns of ‘horrible things for so many people’ after his tax returns are released
In response to the release of thousands of pages of his tax returns, former US president Donald Trump warned "horrible...
