The FTSE 100 may have fallen today, dragged lower by heavyweight Royal Dutch Shell, but the index of Britain's biggest 100 listed companies has still notched up its best quarter in nearly a decade.
Sir Martin Sorrell has accused some companies of "virtue signalling" as Facebook faces a growing advertising boycott over concerns that it is not doing enough to tackle hate speech.
The wealth management venture part-owned by Britain's biggest high street bank will this week name an industry veteran as its next boss following the abrupt exit of his predecessor.
More than 700 easyJet pilots are at risk of redundancy, according to the Balpa union.
One of Scotland's biggest family-owned retailers is searching for new backers amid a slump in sales exacerbated by the coronavirus lockdown.
The prime minister has not ruled out raising taxes to pay for his multibillion-pound coronavirus recovery plan.
The owner of the Harveys furniture chain and Bensons for Beds is to be broken up in a financial restructuring that will save at least 1,900 retail industry jobs that were left hanging in the balance by the COVID-19 crisis.
Boris Johnson has announced he intends to tear up property planning rules to kickstart the UK's economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.
The owner of the London Stock Exchange is in talks to buy a stake in the British technology start-up which has helped ordinary investors access billions of pounds of corporate fundraisings during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Cineworld has delayed the reopening of its UK and US cinemas by more than two weeks to coincide with the release of upcoming films.