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Zoom has reported a more than thirty-fold rise in quarterly profits and lifted its outlook as it set its sights on a "future of working anywhere".

Marks & Spencer is offering its full food range online for the first time from today in a tie-up with Ocado.

Marcus Rashford has announced an alliance with the food industry to tackle child food poverty.

Two of the putative bidders for the AA are in talks about joining forces in a move that could undermine shareholders' hopes of a hotly contested bidding war for Britain's biggest breakdown recovery service.

Mince pies, Christmas puddings and treats are arriving in supermarkets this week - with many Britons apparently already planning for festive cheer amid the coronavirus pandemic.

All good things must come to an end, they say, and today sees the end of the government funded Eat Out to Help Out scheme.

The former chief executive of Saga, the over-50s insurance and travel provider, is to stage a stunning comeback as part of a £150m capital-raising to shore up its coronavirus-hit balance sheet.

The Bank of England is "not out of firepower" if it is needed to offer further support to the coronavirus-battered economy, governor Andrew Bailey has said.

Commuting into - and working in - the City daily during the COVID-19 crisis has, at times, been a depressing experience.

Waitrose is teaming up with Deliveroo so it can deliver groceries in just 30 minutes, with a retail expert telling Sky News that coronavirus could change the way we shop for good.