It has been an extraordinary year for stock markets, whether it was the gut-wrenching falls experienced in March as reality dawned that Covid-19 was not just confined to China, or the astonishing rally seen in US tech stocks this summer.
The owners of The Scotsman and Yorkshire Post’s publisher are plotting a renewed bid to sell the company amid intense pressure on the business models of Britain’s biggest regional newspaper groups.
Richard Wilson describes himself as a casualty of climate change. But he doesn't live in a far-away hot country - he's from North Yorkshire and has spent a lifetime working with coal.
JD Sports says a surge in costs associated with trading online only during the coronavirus lockdown has taken a toll on half-year profits.
EasyJet has warned it expects to operate a weaker flight programme than hoped for in the coming months because of a series of coronavirus pressures.
Up to £3.5bn in wrong or fraudlent claims may have been paid out by the government through its furlough scheme.
Britons could soon see their Amazon parcels delivered by a small self-driven vehicle.
Consumers working and shopping from home helped retail sales to their best growth since the start of the pandemic last month but there was little cheer for the high street, new figures show.
Boris Johnson's chief Brexit negotiator has said there needs to be "more realism" from Brussels about the UK's "status as an independent country".
The owners of Birmingham's National Exhibition Centre (NEC) have invested tens of millions of pounds to support it through the coronavirus pandemic as it prepares to host its first major event since the UK-wide lockdown.