Competition between lenders is intense ahead of the next interest rates decision from the Bank of England.
Billionaire investor warns of threat to democracy
Ray Dalio says he thinks the probability of civil war in the US is "low but cannot be dismissed".
Boeing workers strike as they reject 25% pay rise
More than 30,000 workers down tools after union members voted overwhelmingly to back the strike.
Titanic shipyard may run out of cash within weeks
Trade unions are calling for help to save hundreds of jobs at the historic shipbuilder Harland and & Wolff.
New US shipping rules target China's Shein and Temu
Shein and Temu have been able to ship packages under $800 to the US without facing tariffs.
UK accounting giant PwC faces six-month China ban
The firm is being penalised for its role in the failure of property giant Evergrande.
Boiler maker Worcester Bosch considering job cuts
The company blames a drop in sales, the cost of living and a move towards electrification.
Mayors reveal plan for Manchester-Birmingham line
A private consortium proposes a 50-mile (80km) link after a review commissioned by the regions' mayors.
Vodafone clashes with watchdog over Three merger
Watchdog has particular concerns about the customers least able to afford mobile services.
Ban on rental bidding wars is on the way - but will it work?
Renter groups say the plans are a positive step but warn more action will be needed to tackle unaffordable rents.
New beanless 'coffee' emerges but does it taste any good?
Start-ups launch drinks that look and taste like coffee but they say are better for the environment.
Scotland's only oil refinery confirmed to close next year
Petroineos said the closure of Grangemouth was due to it being unable to compete with more modern foreign sites.
National debt forecast to treble over next 50 years
An ageing population, climate change and geopolitical tensions all add pressure to the public finances, a report says.
Microsoft lays off more gaming staff in new cuts
The Xbox owner announces 650 jobs will go after cutting almost 2,000 earlier this year.
Union wins Tesco 'fire and rehire' battle
The row erupted when Tesco proposed firing staff at some distribution centres and rehiring them on lower pay.
How are renting and eviction rules changing?
A new law will ban no-fault evictions, limit rent rises and help tenants with children or pets.
John Lewis losses halve as Waitrose sales rise
Sales at its department stores fell in what it calls a "challenging market", but revenues at Waitrose grew.
Adnams chairman stands down for health reasons
Jonathon Adnams, who was due to leave next year, says he is proud of the company's achievements.
Data centres as vital as NHS and power grid, government says
Critical national infrastructure status means they will get extra government support during emergencies.
High Street hit as 38 shops close every day
Chemists, pubs and banks made up half of High Street closures in the first six months of 2024, data suggests.