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Hiking the amount employers pay in National Insurance, coupled with other cost rises, has sparked fury from businesses.

The electric vehicle giant saw its revenues jump 24% as government subsidies boost China's car industry.

The electric vehicle giant saw its revenues jump 24% as government subsidies boost China's car industry.

The country has launched a campaign to encourage more international visitors.

The two collaborated on the Yeezy collection but cut ties due to the rapper's controversial comments.

Boss Chris Kempczinski says sorry for the outbreak as the burger giant faces flagging sales.

The group plans to grow the 200 Degrees chain, which has expanded to 21 stores across the UK.

Donald Trump's call for sweeping tariffs is resonating, as protectionism gains steam in the US.

Shivaun Raff and her husband, Adam, describe their long court battle with technology giant Google.

The bean counters are back in control with a new chancellor who wants to change the rules without rocking the boat.

What counts as sexual harassment and what should you do if you experience it at work?

The UK's biggest utility company agrees a lifeline to help it last until next October.

Simon Jack asks what reform of the troubled sector could mean for customers and their bills.

Greener software could make devices last longer and use less electricity.

As more AI tools are rolled out, some argue they are contributing to employee burnout.

Despite reports of internal rifts all government departments have agreed spending settlements, Reeves says.

A charity in Sheffield is praised for its work helping people get out of debt free of charge.

At the same time the banking giant named its first female finance chief in the firm's 159-year history.

As Americans prepare to vote in the presidential election, Canadians and Mexicans mull the likely impact. 

Chinese technology giant ByteDance denied reports that the incident caused more than $10m of damage.

The Arctic territory hopes that three new airports will pave the way for direct flights from the US and Europe.

The streaming giant will charge subscribers more in some countries to fuel growth.

Inheritance tax is again creating political debate so how does it work and who pays?

Government claims the move contrasts with former PM Liz Truss's controversial mini-Budget.

In Iceland scientists plan to drill down to magma to understand it and use it for energy production.

Wind farms ready to be built will be connected to the electricity grid quicker under government plans.

We all use messaging apps such as WhatsApp for free, but what's in it for them?

London Underground drivers are set to strike on two days in November in a dispute over pay.

Falling launch costs have given African nations a chance to send their own satellites into orbit.

What could happen if Donald Trump drastically increases tariffs as he has promised to do?

The BBC's Pallab Ghosh explores why this world first test is a big deal for space exploration.

The South Caucasus nation of Georgia has a huge used car market, with many vehicles finding their way over the border.

In Panna, families hunt for diamonds hoping to strike rich and escape the cycle of poverty.

A £1bn investment will take place, despite a row with the owner of P&O Ferries, says the business secretary.

The boss of the UK's biggest lender says mortgage costs are unlikely to fall to levels seen in the past decade.

Hear from the team who test security by breaking into secure facilities.

Here is how the chancellor could choose to tweak the government's borrowing rules to free up more cash.

It had been feared they might pull out after Transport Secretary Louise Haigh criticised the ferry firm and urged consumers to boycott the company.

Complex rules leave many customers feeling caught out and annoyed they aren't made clearer by rail companies.

There could be changes to pensions in the Budget, here's what they could mean for workers of all ages.

Rachel Reeves needs another £16bn to meet pledges, says influential think tank the Institute for Fiscal Studies.

The firm has reached agreements with law firms representing about 80,000, or 93%, of claimants.

Spain has seen a big rise in illegal immigration, but some say that the extra workers are needed.

The aviation giant accused the union of not giving its proposals serious consideration.

From ex-policemen to former physicists, cyber-security firms search outside the industry for staff.

There is some concern tax rises in the Budget could prompt an exit of the super-rich, hurting UK finances.

The platform wants customers to go 'green' as it tries to boost the take-up of electric cars.

A BBC investigation has exposed widespread deception in food hygiene ratings across east London.

Housebuilders say they have thousands of social homes ready to be built but no customers to buy them.

Baltimore is allowing people to buy homes for next to nothing to try to improve neighbourhoods.