Business News

Nvidia and other tech stocks propel Wall Street to higher ground, erasing weekly losses as the S&P 500 gains over 0.8% in a second straight day of advances.

French utility Engie strikes a major deal to purchase the owner of electricity cables and power lines across London, southeast, and east England.

Chancellor Faisal Islam examines UK's economic outlook and lays out his vision for boosting consumer and business confidence amid challenges.

Major companies like FedEx file lawsuits to recoup tariff payments under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act as the Trump administration signals a continued fight over tariffs.

Molson Coors, the US owner of Sharp's Brewery, has announced plans to close the iconic Cornwall brewery that produces the popular Doom Bar ale, citing financial unsustainability.

Retailer John Lewis Partnership cancels ambitious £500M plan to build 1,000 rental homes in UK due to challenging financial conditions for partner Aberdeen.

After a brief foray into real estate, the iconic UK retailer John Lewis has decided to halt its housebuilding plans and redirect its efforts back towards its core retail operations.

Tesco CEO Ken Murphy says the retailer must become more efficient and agile to stay competitive in the market, leading to 180 job cuts within the company's head office.

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates admits to affairs and calls meetings with Jeffrey Epstein a 'huge mistake', but denies involvement in Epstein's crimes.

A Dorset farmer has been fined for failing to comply with a notice to increase slurry storage on their farm, leading to multiple pollution incidents since 2012.