Business

You know bad economic news is looming when a Chancellor of the Exchequer tries to get their retaliation in first.

If you eat beef, and ever stop to wonder where and how it's produced, Jonathan Chapman's farm in the Chiltern Hills west of London is what you might imagine. 

The CBI, Britain's best-known business lobbying group, will on Wednesday name Cressida Hogg, the BAE Systems chair, to take the helm until 2028.

The rate of inflation remained static in September, according to official figures, which could raise prospects for interest rate cuts ahead.

Rachel Reeves will tell Cabinet colleagues she is considering measures to reduce household energy bills as part of her budget response to rising inflation, expected to reach 4% when official figures are announced on Wednesday.

The chief executive of Lloyds Banking Group has warned that a tax raid on the banks could harm lending to households and businesses.

The maker of the world's most popular artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot has launched a web browser, potentially accelerating the change in how people search and access information.

If you ever fly to Washington DC, look out of the window as you land at Dulles Airport - and you might snatch a glimpse of the single biggest story in economics right now.

Russell & Bromley, the family-owned shoe retailer, has drafted in City advisers to raise external funding amid an increasingly competitive high street trading environment.

Government borrowing hit its highest September level since 2020 last month, according to official figures showing a leap in debt interest payments to almost £10bn,