The owner of Sports Direct and House of Fraser has warned it may be forced to close some of its stores in renewed criticism of the government's handling of the coronavirus crisis.
It was arguably the most controversial takeover of a British company during the 2010s.
Prosecutors in Germany have rearrested the former boss of Wirecard as part of an expanded fraud investigation into the payment firm's dramatic collapse.
KPMG is to cut more than 100 jobs and slash contributions to employees' pension pots as part of a cost-saving drive accelerated by the coronavirus pandemic and looming reform of the audit profession.
The boss of a drugs company that has agreed to deliver up to 100 million doses of a potential COVID-19 vaccine to the UK has told Sky News there is a more than 50% chance of it reaching patients.
B&Q owner Kingfisher has bumped up its profit outlook after a surge in demand during the coronavirus lockdown extended into the summer - helped by good weather.
The Irish government has revealed the handful of countries that people can travel from to Ireland without the need to quarantine for two weeks - but the UK has missed out.
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos became $13bn (£10bn) richer in a single day on Monday after shares in his company surged nearly 8%.
Carmaker Ford is to get £500m of taxpayer backing to protect its workers in the UK.
When Birmingham-based engineering firm Lontra advertised 10 jobs on a new production line, Chief Executive Steve Lindsey expected a few hundred applications at the most. Instead, he got 15,000.