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Apple came out chasing Google in an event on Monday which announced dozens of new features for the iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac lines.

An online car retailer launched just six months ago will this week lay claim to the status of becoming Britain's fastest-ever technology 'unicorn' after raising another £25m from investors.

A plan to extend Sunday opening hours for shops is being kept "under review" by Boris Johnson - after it emerged at least 50 Conservative MPs are preparing to rebel over the proposal.

It is one of the toughest jobs in the public sector.

Gilead Sciences is to trial an inhaled version of remdesivir, a drug which it says shows promise in the treatment of COVID-19.

Britain's industrial output suffered its biggest quarterly fall on record in the three months to June, according to latest CBI figures.

A Spanish-owned steel producer has agreed to tough new curbs on executive pay and dividends in exchange for a £30m government loan that could result in British taxpayers becoming shareholders in the company.

The Bank of England saved Britain from effective insolvency during the early stages of the coronavirus crisis, its governor has told Sky News.

Apple's annual worldwide developers conference (WWDC) will begin today, conducted virtually due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Just 1.5% of top private sector managers are black and the proportion has barely changed since 2014, according to a new report.