Business

The Daily Telegraph's publisher is to hand hundreds of staff a £500 bonus this month as uncertainty over its ownership looks set to stretch into a third calendar year.

Currys has warned of a drop in consumer sentiment over the past six months, with the chain plotting price rises to help offset the impact of the new Labour government's first budget.

Small British businesses have stopped selling to Northern Ireland as well as Europe due to extra administrative hurdles posed by new EU customs rules coming into effect.

A third successive interest rate cut has been ordered by the European Central Bank (ECB) to help arrest a slowdown across the euro area.

Plans by Donald Trump to impose blanket tariffs on all imports to the US will have an "insignificant effect" on the UK economy, according to a poll of international economists.

The government is today demanding "immediate, mandatory" housing targets from councils as part of its plans to build 1.5 million houses by the next general election.

Mark Zuckerberg's firm Meta has donated $1m to Donald Trump's inauguration fund as the Facebook founder tries to mend ties with the president-elect.

Labour's rural problem has reared its head once more.

Two of Britain's biggest high street banks have quit a body dedicated to enhancing industry lending practices, sparking a furious row and casting doubt over its future.

Police are investigating "dozens of people" at the Post Office and Fujitsu, the head of a nationwide operation has announced.