Tesco boss won’t predict when food price inflation will ease
John Allan says the firm is "doing its bit" to help customers cope with high inflation.
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Twitter’s blue ticks disappear as Musk attacks NY Times
The New York Times Twitter account has lost its blue tick after it said it would not pay to stay verified.
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Swiss probe into UBS takeover of Credit Suisse
The rushed takeover deal is to be investigated by Switzerland's federal prosecutor.
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China’s loans to Africa worry World Bank President David Malpass
The bank's president David Malpass says more transparency is needed when providing economic help.
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Food prices: How the humble shopping list is saving us money
Soaring food prices mean some families are missing meals and desperate for deals, but preparation can help.
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Council tax, water and mobile bills rise for millions
A range of bills - from council tax to water - are going up, but the lowest earners also get a pay rise.
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Lazarus Heist: The intercontinental ATM theft that netted $14m in two hours
How criminals seemingly working for North Korea were able to plunder cashpoints in 28 countries.
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Large ethnicity gap in real living wage, report finds
Almost a third of Pakistani or Bangladeshi workers in London are on low pay, a new report finds.
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Rival energy firms lose court case over Bulb sale
High Court judges dismiss a case against Octopus Energy's purchase of failed supplier Bulb.
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Amazon workers in Coventry announce six more strike dates
Union members in Coventry say they will take action on six dates in April in a continuing pay row.
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