All news by author: Lawrence Matheson

A survey of 2,000 adults by financial firm Canada Life found complaints including fewer opportunities to progress in the workplace and feeling more pressure to perform well in their job

The company is planning to shut down blast furnaces at its plant in Port Talbot, south Wales, and switch to a more environmentally friendly way of producing steel

The dispute started 20 months ago and remains deadlocked, with no talks planned

Nearly a fifth of people surveyed said that they believe Valentine's Day is over-commercialised

The boss of Lucky Saint said it traded "particularly well" over December, as many drinkers have moderated their alcohol consumption throughout the year and not only for Dry January

The pan-Asian restaurant chain opened its first new site of the year in Bentley Bridge in Wolverhampton on Monday, as it said demand from consumers was growing

The Royal Mint will also be presenting all 238 RNLI Lifeboat stations with their own commemorative 50p coin

The company's shares ticked up this week after Shell beat expectations after making £5.8 billion in underlying earnings in the last three months of 2023

The bank has set aside about £29 million for a programme of initiatives which it said will help manage business expenses

FIFA wants to open debate on setting soccer transfer fees by algorithm instead of the historic way of two clubs negotiating a market value price for contracted players.

Apple snapped out of a year-long sales drop during its holiday-season quarter, propelled by solid demand for the latest model of its iPhone and still-robust growth in a services division facing legal threats that could undermine its prospects

The company's shares jumped 14% in after-hours trading.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has confirmed the tech giant will make a big announcement about generative AI features on its devices 'later this year'

The Dublin-based budget airline said it had 12.2 million customers last month, an increase of 3% on the 11.8 million people it flew during the same month last year

Merck Mercuriadis will become chairman of the music royalties fund manager

Tesco has been working with growers in Spain and Morocco to develop new hybrid easy-peeler citrus fruit, as it reported that satsuma production is in decline because the European market traditionally prefers seeded clementines

The average amount lost to romance scams last year was £6,937, slightly down from £8,237 in 2022

The latest wave of strikes by train drivers will cause fresh travel chaos for passengers on Friday, Saturday and Monday

The UK's approach to artificial intelligence has become too narrowly focused on AI safety and the threats the technology could pose, rather than its benefits, meaning it could "miss out on the AI goldrush", a House of Lords Committee has warned

The London-based company told shareholders it is therefore confident of meeting its guidance for the financial year, as it cheered the "resilient performance"

A coalition of charities has called on the Government to 'urgently think again' and fund a targeted energy deal, or social tariff, to 'markedly' discount energy costs for those of all ages at greatest risk from the cold

The German banking giant said the move is part of efforts to cut 2.5 billion euros (£2.1 billion) of costs to help improve its profits

Samsung Electronics has reported a decline in operating profit for the last quarter as demand slowed for its TVs and other consumer electronics products

Specialist Aviation Service, which provided helicopters and pilots for air ambulance services across the South of England, has been sold to Gama Aviation

It is estimated that around 1.1 million people missed the January 31 deadline for 2022-23 returns