Chancellor set to cut welfare spending by billions
Cuts to areas including welfare will be put to the official forecaster ahead of the Spring Statement. Read More
Co-op admits unlawfully blocking rival store openings
The grocer admits breaching an order aimed at giving shoppers choice and access to the cheapest prices. Read More
Trump tariffs could be good for some countries, including the UK
Donald Trump’s tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China have turned back the clock 70 years, erasing decades of globalisation. Read More
Trump mulls exemption for some carmakers from tariffs
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick says Donald Trump is considering a deal that would offer exemptions from tariffs on Canada and Mexico. Read More
Pizza boosts Greggs but sausage roll still king
The bakery chain has grown its revenue and profits by moving away from its traditional roots. Read More
‘I will have to raise prices by 10%’ – toymakers warn of tariff pain
Trump tariffs have left toymakers stunned, scrambling and warning of higher prices. Read More
Abrdn adds back vowels after widely mocked rebrand
The investment firm will now be called aberdeen group as it hopes the name change will remove “distractions”. Read More
Agency workers to get paid if shift cancelled at short notice
The policy is part of 250 additions to the Employment Rights Bill, although the amendment will not spell out what “short notice” means. Read More
Deadline for National Insurance top-ups softened
A looming deadline for people to plug NI gaps, to ensure they get the full state pension, has been eased. Read More
Low-paid workers to get right to 80% of salary in sick pay
Those currently earning less than £123 a week are currently not eligible for sick pay. Read More