Phone and broadband users face ‘unfair’ price hikes says Which?
The consumer group says phone and broadband providers should abandon "grossly unfair" plans to raise prices this spring.
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Lower cost of tea eases January price rises
Discounts during the January sales and a cheaper cup of tea helped slow the rate of price rises.
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Rishi Sunak disappointed new rail strike law not used, says No 10
Train operators are not enforcing minimum service levels to ease the impact of upcoming strikes.
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Britishvolt buyer David Collard charged with assault in New York
David Collard was arrested after an alleged altercation on Madison Avenue in November.
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Amazon-iRobot deal scrapped after EU challenge
The maker of the Roomba vacuum maker announces job cuts as the planned takeover collapses.
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ChatGPT: Italy says OpenAI’s chatbot breaches data protection rules
Italy had previously banned the AI-powered chatbot over privacy concerns.
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Lloyds to end mobile banking van service
The facility, which sees vans visiting towns and cities across the UK, will end in May.
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Channel 4 confirms 200 jobs set to go due to tough economic climate
The channel proposes to reduce headcount by 18%, including 200 redundancies.
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Superdry eyes cost cuts after store closure reports
The fashion chain, which has seen sales slump, says it is exploring "material cost saving options".
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Ryanair cuts profit forecast after online travel agent row
The airline reduced its fares in December after sites including Booking.com suddenly removed its flights.
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