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The company has already upgraded its profit outlook five times over the past year as it has outperformed rivals amid a challenging economic backdrop

The Chinese online retailing giant said it did not intend on making an offer to buy the retailer

The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee will meet during the week to see if the economy is showing signs that it's time to start cutting rates

Nissan and Honda have announced they will work together in developing electric vehicles and auto intelligence technology, sectors where Japanese automakers have fallen behind

The markets regulator on Friday renewed its efforts to pep up the stock market, pledging to raise the quality of companies listed on domestic markets

Strikes could be held by members at South Western Railway in a dispute about the "imposition" of changed working times

The level of company insolvencies spiked in February with cosmetics chain The Body Shop among the high street brands to collapse into administration

The Competition and Markets Authority said it was investigating the proposed acquisition by Barratt Developments of rival Redrow

The 10th anniversary of Debt Awareness Week is on the horizon, and it's important to know what support is available if you're struggling with debt

Around 1,000 members of the Public and Commercial Services Union will vote in the coming weeks on whether to launch a campaign of industrial action.

The regulator said the 247 children it spoke to during a research workshop had commonly encountered violent 18+ gaming content, verbal discrimination and fighting

Will Shu, the platform's founder and chief executive, said some consumers started viewing food delivery as non-essential when the cost-of-living crisis worsened

The account lasts for 12 months and savers can deposit up to £250 each month

The group, which specialises in urban regeneration projects and higher-end homes, told investors that it is on track to report a pre-tax profit of £550m

The move means that easyJet holidays will not offer or promote any harmful animal-based attractions within their tours and activities programme

The mobile phone giant said it plans to hand four billion euros (£3.4 billion) back to shareholders through a buyback following the sale

The centre will be filled with 1,000 pallets of relief items most needed following damaging storms, earthquakes, wildfires, floods, and other emergencies

The business said that it would accelerate the rate at which it was building from 16,118 homes completed last year

The online ticketing platform told investors that group net ticket sales increased by 22% to £5.3 billion over the year to February 29

The estate agency said it had been hit by the lowest levels of sales volumes in real estate markets for a decade, as well as restructuring costs

HSBC UK said that over £1 million was reported stolen from its customers by impersonation scammers - some posing as HM Revenue and Customs ahead of end of year tax returns - in March 2023, with people being defrauded out of £5,791 on average

A group of shareholders wants Nestle to improve the food it offers to consumers so that it impacts postively on their health

The John Lewis Partnership has cautioned over possible job cuts in the year ahead as part of an overhaul

Ofwat said an investigation that started in May last year found evidence of a 'significant failure of governance and management oversight' at Welsh Water

The UK has seen an increase in authorised 'push payment' fraud over the past few years, and in 2022 victims lost £485 million to such scams, the Government said