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The firm signed an agreement to protect staff in the UK after concerns over how it handled an allegation.

The video-sharing app's chief executive will testify to US lawmakers in a much-anticipated grilling.

The 40-year-old is facing questioning from US lawmakers amid growing suspicion of the Chinese app.

Fewer UK flights were on time last year than before the pandemic, says aviation regulator.

Rail workers across 14 train companies were due to walk out on 30 March and 1 April.

The Federal Reserve moves borrowing costs higher as it focuses on efforts to stabilise prices.

The online giant follows other firms in raising pay amid a labour shortage and strikes across the UK.

Chris O'Shea will take a bonus after parent company Centrica saw its profits triple.

February's shock rise in inflation figure means the UK now has the highest rate among major economies.

The cost of living unexpectedly rises driven by sharp rises in food prices, official figures show.

The $15.6bn financing package is expected to be approved in the coming weeks.

Jordan Schwarzenberger talks about his attitude to alcohol in the workplace for our CEO Secrets series.

The former Microsoft boss says AI is the second revolutionary technology he's seen in his lifetime.

Markets higher after UK and US again seek to calm investor fears over banks' stability.

Can the Federal Reserve continue to raise interest rates in the middle of a banking panic?

The delivery giant is restructuring its business after a slowdown in takeaway sales.

The tech giant is rolling out its new AI chatbot, called Bard, to users in the US and UK first.

The new body will procure passenger services and set most fares and timetables.

The supermarket says vouchers will be worth a third less from 14 June.

The government borrowed its highest amount of any February to fund support for energy bills.