Ofgem warning after Sir Grayson Perry energy bill saga
The regulator says suppliers should deal with mistakes quickly after the artist tells of £39,000 bill.
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Scottish Budget: Higher earners to pay more income tax
People earning more than £75,000 will pay more tax as part of efforts to plug a £1.5bn funding shortfall.
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What do Red Sea assaults mean for global trade?
Supply chains face disruption due to vessels diverting away from the key shipping route.
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Superdry profits hit after ‘abnormally mild autumn’
The clothing retailer warns of "challenging conditions" which have driven down sales.
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Europe and US extend trade truce over Trump tariffs
The Biden administration pauses levies on EU steel and aluminium until after the US election.
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Monsanto to pay $857m over leaking lights at school
A US jury orders chemical giant Monsanto to pay out to seven people in the state of Washington.
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Fears of higher oil prices after Red Sea attacks
Analysts warn delays on the key trading route risk pushing up energy prices following missile strikes.
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Nikola: Trevor Milton sentenced to prison after fraud conviction
His claims had helped pump up the company, which saw its shares soar during the pandemic.
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Amazon to make Warhammer 40,000 shows and movies
The streaming platform will have exclusive rights to make content based on Game Workshop's most popular brand.
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Why LEDs haven’t yet cut energy use for lighting
LEDs are cheap and efficient but more needs to be done if they are to cut electricity use on lighting.
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