Would Donald Trump’s taxes on trade hurt US consumers?

What could happen if Donald Trump drastically increases tariffs as he has promised to do?

Northern agrees to scrap railcard fare prosecutions

The rail operator says it is working with the government to simplify it price structure.

Thousands of cars that crash in US are ending up in Russia

The South Caucasus nation of Georgia has a huge used car market, with many vehicles finding their way over the border.

Budget rule change could mean more money to build hospitals

Here is how the chancellor could choose to tweak the government's borrowing rules to free up more cash.

Panna diamond dream: Generations dig for fortune in India's gem town

In Panna, families hunt for diamonds hoping to strike rich and escape the cycle of poverty.

Fines and convictions for minor mistakes - how rail tickets confuse passengers

Complex rules leave many customers feeling caught out and annoyed they aren't made clearer by rail companies.

Port plan to go ahead after row over minister's comments

A £1bn investment will take place, despite a row with the owner of P&O Ferries, says the business secretary.

Mortgage costs 'unlikely' to return to low levels

The boss of the UK's biggest lender says mortgage costs are unlikely to fall to levels seen in the past decade.

Meet the team paid to break into top-secret bases

Hear from the team who test security by breaking into secure facilities.

How a Budget rule change could mean fewer tax rises

Here is how the chancellor could choose to tweak the government's borrowing rules to free up more cash.

How China’s crackdown turned finance high-flyers into ‘rats’

Chinese authorities have been cracking down on businesses from real estate to technology to finance.

UK firm GSK to pay $2.2bn over Zantac cancer claims

The firm has reached agreements with law firms representing about 80,000, or 93%, of claimants.

Spain looks to immigrants to drive economy

Spain has seen a big rise in illegal immigration, but some say that the extra workers are needed.

EU delays introduction of border check system again

The EU pushes back introducing new biometric border checks that were due on 10 November.

Boeing withdraws 30% pay rise offer to striking staff

The aviation giant accused the union of not giving its proposals serious consideration.

Indian tycoon Ratan Tata dies aged 86

His death was announced by the Tata Group, the conglomerate he led for more than two decades.

Water firms told to cut customer bills over poor performance

Water companies must reduce customers' bills over poor performance but it will have a small impact.

TGI Fridays: 1,000 UK jobs to go despite rescue deal

The deal to save the chain will see more than 30 of its restaurants close.

‘Perfect storm’ blocking thousands of desperately needed social homes

Housebuilders say they have thousands of social homes ready to be built but no customers to buy them.

Will NI get new electricity link from Scotland?

A decision on a new electricity link between Scotland and NI is expected later this month.

Should you tip even if the service wasn't worth it?

There are no set rules when it comes to tipping but here's what hospitality staff, customers and experts have to say.

Airlines look to cut time spent on the tarmac

Airlines are hoping to cut waiting times by using AI to allocate gates at airports.

Builders' £2.5bn merger backed after monopoly probe

The housebuilding giants' plan gets the go-ahead after a competition probe into two homes projects.

Surprise surge in new US jobs in September

The jump in hiring will ease fears of a downturn but raises questions over the path for interest rates.

A 'painful' Autumn statement and a 'bright' Irish budget

With Ireland announcing a "hopeful" budget, the contrast with the looming UK budget is stark.

EU hits China with big taxes in electric car sales battle

The vote risks sparking a trade war as the EU looks to protect its own car makers.

Rachel Reeves signals plan to spend more on big projects

The UK will prioritise and increase investment in major projects in the Budget, Rachel Reeves says.

'Botched insulation means mushrooms grow on my walls'

MPs and Citizens Advice urge the government to address regulation of the sector.

Chancellor's £22bn carbon capture spend highlights investment focus

The UK will prioritise and increase investment in major projects in the Budget, Rachel Reeves says.

Musk faces regulators' questions over X takeover - but will he show up?

Musk abruptly cancelled a deposition with government lawyers and now they fear he'll ghost them again.

Water firms 'failing to address customer concerns'

The Consumer Council for Water says it has handled 7,977 complaints in the past year.

People told to read meter as energy bills rise

A 10% energy price rise has taken effect, meaning annual bills will be £1,717 on average.

Workers must keep all customer tips under new law

Bosses must pass on all tips and service charges to staff under new employment rules.

Looking for a pay rise? Try datacentre construction

Despite offering high pay companies that build datacentres are struggling to find skilled staff.

US ports strike causes first shutdown in almost 50 years

The strike is set to significantly disrupt trade, creating uncertainty ahead of the US election.