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The Chinese-owned short-video app TikTok could be sold to Microsoft after an apparent change of mind by US President Donald Trump.

The departing boss of Standard Life Aberdeen is to become the stopgap chairman of Britain's audit regulator as ministers seek a heavyweight figure to push through far-reaching reforms of the profession.

The chancellor Rishi Sunak has dipped his hand into the country's pockets again in an attempt to help the struggling hospitality industry.

Britain's biggest listed shopping centre-owner is preparing to ask shareholders for hundreds of millions of pounds to improve its chances of surviving the coronavirus pandemic.

British Airways pilots have voted to accept a deal that will include job losses and pay cuts to avoid a larger number of redundancies, their union has announced. 

The younger son of tycoon Rupert Murdoch has resigned from the board of News Corporation, the media empire which his father founded.

More than half of the workforce at Byron, the upmarket burger chain, will this weekend join the army of hospitality industry employees being made redundant because of the COVID-19 crisis.

Delaying a further relaxation of lockdown restrictions in England a day before they were due to come into effect has been branded "a hammer blow" by the business community.

UK house prices saw their biggest rise in 11 years this month as the property market bounced back quicker than expected with the easing of lockdown restrictions.

The chief executive of British Airways' owner IAG has warned record losses cannot be sustained as he defended cutbacks to the airline.