All news by author: Steve Charnock

Santander UK has told businesses to be on "high alert" to impersonation scams after seeing the number of its customers targeted by fraudsters double last month

People were defined as being on a middle income if they had a personal income of between £25,000 to £44,999 a year

Companies will face a rise in their business rates payments next year, with experts warning it will 'undoubtedly be the final nail in the coffin'

The Prime Minister, who made bringing inflation down to about 5.3% by the end of the year his "number one priority", said: "We've made great progress but I know there is still a way to go"

Ofgem has issued new rules requiring suppliers to contact customers if they miss two monthly or one quarterly payments, check to see if they are struggling with bills and, if so, offer support such as affordable payment plans or repayment holidays

Average UK house prices in August were "little changed" from a year earlier, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), but rental prices continue to rise

The betting giant reported revenues of £405 million for the third quarter, down from £449.4 million a year ago

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Heathrow's new boss Thomas Woldbye has pledged to make the airport "even better for our customers and the British economy" as he takes over from John Holland-Kaye

The UK's biggest nature charities have published a set of principles for environmental "credits" to combat corporate greenwashing, which they say is damaging the sector

Unite general secretary Sharon Graham pressed for action from the Government to help workers and their families through another winter of struggling to cope with rising bills

Repsol's ad for renewable hydrogen featured an image of a water droplet with the caption: "Renewable hydrogen, another alternative to reduce emissions"

The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) has called on the UK and EU to postpone the implementation of tougher rules of origin requirements on EV batteries

The broadcaster and naturalist said he was optimistic when it comes to businesses tackling climate change

The blue-chip index was boosted by gains for pharmaceutical firm AstraZeneca while BP and Shell saw another positive day of trading

Representatives from Vodafone and Three have told MPs that the merger of the two mobile networks could create thousands of new jobs in the sector, amid ongoing scrutiny of the proposed deal

Volta Trucks, which has 600 employees in the UK, has struggled to secure batteries for its lorries, which are due to be delivered in 2023

Revolution Bars swung to a statutory pre-tax loss of £22.2 million in the year to the end of July, having made a profit of £2.1 million a year ago, it said, as it warned of 'very challenging times'

KPMG has announced it will reduce roles and freeze pay in its deal advisory business in the UK as it battles a slowdown in dealmaking

Almost half of people who celebrate Christmas are planning to cut their spending on festivities this year, a survey has found

European markets have got off to a strong start this week with London's top index helped by a strong session for miners and energy stocks

Home insurance provider Admiral has been warning people about a budgeting trend known as 'cash stuffing' as it warns of the risks of having large amounts of cash in the home

The UK economy is in a "horrible fiscal bind" as it heads for recession and with no room to cut taxes or increase public spending amid mounting political pressure on the Chancellor to do so, according to a report

PwC's State of Climate Tech report for 2023 analysed more than 8,000 climate tech start-ups and more than 32,000 deals worth more than £400 billion

Nearly three-quarters of people surveyed for NatWest said they now see more digital and online scams than "real life" cons, such as bogus sellers going door-to-door