EY cuts 3,000 jobs in US blaming ‘overcapacity’
The decision comes days after the firm called off a radical restructuring.
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Anger as prepayment energy meter force-fittings to be allowed again
Campaigners criticise new rules over which homes can be forcibly switched to a prepayment energy meter.
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Retiring landlords risk fuelling rental shortage
Investors with buy-to-let mortgages are retiring but new landlords are not replacing them.
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Angry Birds: Sega agrees to buy video game maker Rovio
Japanese gaming giant Sega will pay £625m for Rovio to "strengthen its position" in gaming.
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How artificial intelligence is matching drugs to patients
Health-tech firms around the world are increasingly using AI to help tailor drugs for patients.
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Business confidence up sharply at biggest firms
Sentiment is rebounding as concerns about energy prices and Brexit ease.
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Greener flights will cost more, says industry
Demand for air travel will be hit as decarbonisation drives up ticket prices, says industry.
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Scrap all existing smart motorways, says AA
It comes after government cancels plans to build more stretches of road without permanent hard shoulders.
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Amazon strike: Hundreds of workers in Coventry walk out in pay dispute
GMB members walked out at 06:30 BST on Sunday and will strike until Tuesday, the union says.
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US savers get savvy ditching and switching banks
A wave of transfers is hitting US banks, adding another wrinkle to challenges facing the financial system.
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