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British supermarket group Sainsbury’s (SBRY.L), opens new tab said it has sold its cash machine operation in a further move to simplify its banking business and reduce costs.

More than 500 lobbyists and executives flock to access ministers at party’s biggest ever business event at conference

Number of pubs open fell to 39,096 by end of June and experts say tax rises in 2025 could result in more closures

A London business and ‘community hub’ is raising money to try and fight legal action from an American company over its name.

“We have no plans to raise capital gains tax,” came the reply as Rachel Reeves was quizzed on her tax plans on the campaign trail in June.

An Indian tax agency has found that British insurer Aviva (AV.L), opens new tab breached local regulations capping commissions to sales agents with a system of fake invoices and clandestine cash payments, according to a notice seen by Reuters.

US fast-food firm to open more than 200 restaurants as part of £1bn plan that will focus on high street locations

More than 95% of investors urged commodities firm to keep highly profitable fossil fuel arm to help maximise shareholder cash

Phoenix Group and Schroders will target fast-growing green energy, windfarms, solar, property and small business

From Athens to Berlin, governments are coalescing around an idea to turbocharge the economy. If successful, it could be transformative ― but it’s a big if.

McDonald’s global same-stores fell for the first time in nearly four years in the second quarter as inflation-weary consumers skipped eating out or chose cheaper options.

The move does not mean Carpetright has fallen into administration, filing a notice of intent to appoint an administrator is a move retailers can make to prevent the company from going bust

Business community decries ‘act of arson’ as one-sixth of trade posts within British consulates in the US are scrapped

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Elizabeth Philp denies allegations that she used trade secrets gained from former employer

Jeremy Hunt and Rachel Reeves have been squaring up to the UK’s pension sector in recent months with threats to strong-arm money managers into backing homegrown British companies.

Global tech layoffs are nearing 100,000 this year as the likes of Tesla, Google and Microsoft continue to shed employees in a bid to satisfy investors.

Emmanuel Macron’s election gamble has caused France to lose its crown as Europe’s biggest stock market, with London retaking the title after spending most of the last two years in second place.

One in ten independent shops lost more than £10,000 to shoplifting in the last two years, according to the Federation of Small Businesses

‘More than three years after end of transition period, it is still not clear when full controls will be in place’

A prominent London gay bar has been put up for sale following arguments involving showing this year’s Eurovision Song Contest.

Lorries carrying meat, cheese and cut flowers held up by new checks, with retailers rejecting some orders

Premier Inn owner Whitbread is set to axe around 1,500 UK jobs as part of plans to build more hotel rooms and slash its chain of branded restaurants by more than 200.