Consumers should expect steep price increases after Christmas, according to one of the UK's most senior retail executives.

The main owner of the controversial Cambo oil field has highlighted in a company presentation that it is not due to pay tax for "for many years" on its projects in the North Sea due to the UK's "attractive" tax regime.

Some of the world's largest car manufacturers and vehicle producing nations will not sign a global deal to cut new car emissions by 2040, dealing a blow to one of Boris Johnson's key ambitions for the COP26 summit.

The pugilistic chairman of JD Wetherspoon has revived a long-running feud with investor groups over corporate governance at the listed pubs operator amid threats of a fresh revolt at this month's annual meeting.

The UK's central bank has said it will begin consulting on plans for launching a "Britcoin" next year - but has cautioned that no such central digital currency will arrive before 2025.

Baby and toddler snacks deemed as "healthy" can contain as much as two teaspoons of unnecessary sugar despite being sold as a weaning food, a study has found.

For decades, it has been a bellwether of US manufacturing, a company co-founded by Thomas Edison, the inventor of the light bulb, that exported high-quality American goods to every corner of the globe.

Thousands of UK phone boxes could be protected from closure under plans announced by telecoms regulator Ofcom.

The Supreme Court will hand down a judgment on Wednesday in what has been described as one of the most significant cases in recent legal history: Lloyd v Google.

The Tote is asking shareholders to wager another £20m on its future growth as it formally severs ties to Betfred, the on-course betting group's former owner.

Ian King speaks to Pfizer's UK boss about the multiple treatments its producing to fight COVID-19.

An antiviral pill to treat COVID-19 should - subject to regulatory approval - be available early next year, the UK boss of Pfizer has told Sky News.