Finance

The global telecoms group is also seeking to strike a deal for its Italian division.

The supermarket chain has pulled a batch of its Tesco 18 Cupcakes as some of the products have incorrect cakes in them which contain soya which is not declared as an ingredient on the packaging

The DWP was ruled to have got the law wrong when deciding the points PIP claimants could get for the activity of “engaging with other people face to face” during their PIP assessment

The Co-op said the figures show private and public sector organisations should work together to ensure the levy is used more effectively to support young people

New research today from the International Longevity Centre has suggested the state pension age may need to rise higher than previously thought, due to people retiring earlier

As more freezing temperatures are set to hit parts of the UK, Brits are desperate to keep warm without breaking the bank. One heating expert recommends purchasing a £6 item that could drastically reduce your energy bills

UK companies are experiencing the second-highest levels of financial distress in Europe, with German firms leading the way, according to the Weil European Distress Index

UK consumers soaked up warmer weather with trips to Spain last month, while fewer people spent money in pubs and bars on home territory, according to new data from digital bank Monzo

A three-bed terrace is going to auction with a guide price of just £100,000 - three times lower than the area average. However, the bathroom has horrified potential buyers, and for good reason

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

HMRC urged people to check in a post on X - formerly Twitter - sharing that people who were born between September 1 2002, and January 2, 2011, could have cash sitting in a Child Trust Fund which they may not know about.

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

Allwyn, which took over the National Lottery from Camelot, said 900 of the 5,800 branches that had previously stocked National Lottery products have not signed up to continue

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

Amazon Prime Video is introducing adverts from February 5 and anyone who doesn't want to watch them will have to pay an extra £2.99 a month

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

Asda will convert 109 former Co-op and EG Group sites into Asda Express stores, plus it will open a new standalone Asda Express store in Birmingham

Five items will be cut from the McDonald's UK menu this week as part of the fast food giant's latest shake-up - with the popular Steakhouse Stack among those set to disappear

Chocolate fans have spotted an incredible deal where they can snap up their favourite bars for under 30p. But it's likely you'll have to be quick if you want to grab some for yourself

A balance transfer is when you move your existing credit card balance to a new card with a 0% period, so you stop paying interest on the debt and if you are not paying this you'll clear your credit card debt more quickly

It's never too late to make huge changes to your finances - even if you've already scuppered your New Year's resolutions, writes consumer rights expert Martyn James

Fans of fast food chicken giant Nando's are feeling the burn after the chain increased its prices to the point where many no longer see the family favourite as an affordable option