Capita has acknowledged significant failures in managing pension payments for retired civil servants, leaving thousands without necessary funds. The backlo

The UK government has launched an investigation into the Daily Mail's proposed 500 million takeover of the Telegraph, citing concerns over media plurality.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe, a billionaire and co-owner of Manchester United, faces backlash over immigration comments, reflecting his complex role in business and s

Emails reveal Sarah Ferguson's financial struggles and her correspondence with Jeffrey Epstein, highlighting a desperate search for assistance amid overwhe

More than 180 survivors of abuse by former Harrods owner Mohammed Al Fayed are engaged in a compensation scheme, which has already paid out to over 50 wome

Oatly, a leading producer of oat milk, has faced a setback in its efforts to use the term "milk" in its branding. The UK Supreme Court ruled against the co

Russia's crackdown on messaging apps escalates with a move to block WhatsApp, raising concerns over privacy and state surveillance. As authorities push a s

Over 200 leaders in the hospitality sector are urging the UK government to abandon its plans for a holiday tax, arguing that it would burden families and h

The U.S. job market showed surprising strength in January with the addition of 130,000 jobs, easing fears of an economic slowdown after a weak 2025. The un

The Netherlands is experimenting with the four-day workweek, showing promising results in employee satisfaction and productivity, while raising questions a

Lloyds Banking Group is set to close 95 branches as part of a shift towards digital banking, leaving just 610 branches operational by 2027. This move refle