Business
Inflation is on everybody's mind - whether that is in the UK, elsewhere in Europe or the United States.
On the Ian King Business podcast we have the latest assessment about inflation - reaching a 40-year high - and ask if it'll get worse; there's also…
The cost of living has become one of the major political focuses as bills rise and inflation soars, with households feeling the squeeze.
The City watchdog will not pursue enforcement action against banks accused of unfairly muscling their way into pandemic rescue fundraisings despite…
Premier Foods, behind branded goods such as Ambrosia custard and Mr Kipling, has warned of price rises ahead after reporting full year results that…
There is no getting away from the shock of the headline figure here.
Fraud and errors related to loans from the government’s COVID-19 business support schemes will cost taxpayers at least £4.9bn, a parliamentary…
Rishi Sunak has refused to rule out introducing a one-off windfall tax on oil and gas producers in an attempt to cut household energy bills - as some…
Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng has written to the leading petrol retailers "to remind them of their responsibilities" to pass on tax cuts to motorists.
On today's Ian King Business Podcast: inflation pressures continue after a sharp fall in wages; Taavet Hinrikus talks about his start-up helping boost…
The executive who became the face of Uber Technologies' series of licensing battles with London's transport authorities is leaving the ride-hailing…
Real wages have dropped by 1.2% as regular pay growth fails to keep up with soaring inflation, according to the latest official figures, suggesting…
The private equity firm, which last year swooped to buy the supermarket chain Morrisons, is hatching an audacious plan to buy and merge two major players…
A Cabinet minister has said he was "somewhat surprised" to hear the Bank of England warn of "apocalyptic" food price rises.
Rising bills have meant one in four people have resorted to skipping meals, according to a survey of more than 2,000 Britons.
