French police blame Dover port for border delays
French border police say the Port of Dover did not prepare properly for last weekend's holiday rush.
/by
US job creation slows but unemployment stays low
The world's biggest economy added 236,000 roles in March, led by bars and restaurants.
/by
Russian rouble falls to lowest value for a year
The currency tumbles against the dollar as Western sanctions continue.
/by
Samsung to cut chip production after profits plunge 96%
The world's largest memory chip maker posts its worst profit since the 2009 financial crisis.
/by
Sri Lanka airline boss says ‘don’t be a CEO during Covid’
The state-owned carrier was hit by the pandemic, soaring fuel prices and the country's economic crisis.
/by
Sun publisher sets aside £127m for phone hacking
News Group Newspapers has devoted £127m to cover the costs of phone hacking cases.
/by
High Streets see revival of weekend shopping
With more workers back in offices many people are returning to pre-pandemic habits, a retail group says.
/by
Anti-plastic group has beef with Sainsbury’s vac pack mince over recycling
A Plastic Planet says new vac packs do not go in most household recycling but Sainsbury's says they can be taken to stores.
/by
King Charles banknotes printed – but not ready yet
The BBC is given an exclusive first glimpse but the new notes won't be in circulation until mid-2024.
/by
World economy faces weakest growth since 1990 – IMF
The weak outlook reflects a sharp rise in borrowing costs weighing on businesses and households.
/by