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Kim Innes founded Humble Crumble, a crumble bakery that’s sold more than half a million sweet treats.

Portugal's government plans to remove a key tax benefit that has attracted thousands of tax workers.

A growing number of US brewers are now using GM yeast to make their beers.

The banking giant also said it had taken a $500m hit related to China's crisis-hit property market.

A judge said the company faces being wound up if it does not come up with a plan by 4 December.

The motoring body says major fuel retailers should reduce prices to reflect lower wholesale costs.

Rachel MacLean says the bill would restore "true homeownership" but Labour says it is "thin gruel".

Avanti is to run a reduced service between London to Manchester on Saturdays until the end of the year.

The head of Palantir, which is in the running for an NHS contract, says it would not have access to data.

Stellantis becomes the second US car giant to strike a tentative deal with the United Auto Workers union.

Li Keqiang, once the second most powerful man in China, suffered a sudden heart attack, state media said.

As it gets colder here are some tips to help you stay warm while trying to keep your energy bills down.

How the billionaire's purchase of Twitter has changed the platform and what the future may hold.

The heavily indebted company has become the poster child of the country's flailing property sector.

More than 300,000 people attended song contest-related events in the city in May, the council says.

Airlines say passengers will foot the bill after the aviation regulator hiked charges at airports.

The deal would be the first settlement of strikes by 45,000 workers against the 'Big three' US car makers.

The average cost of university accommodation in England is almost level with the average maintenance loan.

The new export rules were due to start in November, but Nvidia says the US sped up their introduction.

The companies include UK multinationals such as HSBC, Prudential, and Legal & General.

Councils said they could not offer a like-for-like replacement for commercial services that have faced cuts.

Charity finds dark web forums sharing thousands of new abuse images made with bespoke AI software.

The trend suggests businesses are feeling the impact of rising prices and high interest rates.

The world is shifting rapidly to clean energy but still investing too much in fossil fuels, the IEA says.

Short selling can be risky, but more and more amateur investors are taking it up.

The increase in the voluntary pay scheme will benefit more than 460,000 UK workers.

Robert Jenrick says PM Rishi Sunak has the "right priorities" despite his party's by-election losses.

Firms in the sector are using new technologies to reduce the amount of water they require.

Chinese state media reports some of the Taiwan-based firm's mainland operations are being investigated.

The Treasury is understood to be considering extending a low deposit mortgage scheme for a year.

An employee at Steve Wright's firm was tricked into giving thieves access to the company account.

Shoppers reined back spending on autumn clothes amid rising prices and warm weather.

Public borrowing was £14.3bn last month, lower than most economists had anticipated.

Law firms are increasingly using artificial intelligence systems, but it comes with risks.

Americans hoping to buy a home or apartment are facing steep borrowing costs, data shows.

This comes as the US announced plans to cut off more exports of advanced chips to China, in a blow to Nvidia.

Chinese auto giant BYD is now ahead of Tesla in quarterly production - and second to it in global sales.

New owner, Recharge, hopes to close a deal on the Northumberland site, paving the way to make batteries for export.

The move makes it tougher for companies like Nvidia, AMD and Intel to sell existing or new chips to China.

US spies and informants could have been directed to hostile nations through a CIA mistake made on X.

LEDs dominate lighting systems but their efficiency rests on the tricky production of blue light.

The think tank warns that "ill-timed" pre election tax cuts could prove "unsustainable".

The BBC understands the German chancellor may turn down his invitation to the event on 1 November.

A long prison sentence hangs over him so the former crypto tycoon may take a gamble and testify.

A total of 12 former Tuffnells delivery depots are back up and running.

He is the latest banker to be prosecuted under Chinese President Xi's anti-corruption crackdown.

It comes as X's owner Elon Musk had earlier called child safety his number one priority.

Thirty charities have warned Rishi Sunak not to abandon the bill banning no-fault evictions.

The social media firm lists what it is doing to tackle misinformation after a warning by the EU.

The car maker, owned by a Chinese state-controlled company, says it is in a "very strong position".