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Shop prices will rise in 2025 as the key Christmas trading period failed to meet retailers' expectations, according to industry data.

Here's a quiz question: how much would you say the supply of non-Russian gas to Europe (including the UK) has gone up since the invasion of Ukraine?

Businesses shed jobs at the fastest pace since January 2021 in December, according to a closely-watched survey of activity containing the latest evidence of a budget backlash.

ClearScore, the credit information provider which came close to being swallowed up by FTSE-100 giant Experian seven years ago, is reaffirming its independent growth prospects with the purchase of a smaller UK fintech.

Lenders to Quiz Clothing, the troubled fashion business, have drafted in restructuring advisers days before it is due to hold a vote on delisting from the London stock market.

The January blues might already be causing a few daydreams about summer - but people browsing for holidays are being warned to avoid some common pitfalls.

Outside it is the bleak midwinter. We are smack bang in the middle of some of the country's best agricultural land.

If you've ever spent your Monday morning commute daydreaming about starting afresh with your career, this feature is for you. Each Monday we'll be speaking to someone from a different profession to discover what it's really like.

A television network majority-owned by David Montgomery, the media entrepreneur, is to snap up the licence to operate a London-focused TV station from Lord Lebedev, owner of the capital's weekly Standard newspaper.

The owners of Shawbrook Group, the mid-sized British lender, are drawing up plans to kickstart London's moribund listings arena with a stock market flotation, valuing it at more than £2bn.