China's BYD sets its sights on overtaking Toyota as the world's top automaker, backed by battery innovation and a £1.8bn European charging network.

Lucy Rigby tells MPs that heavily subsidised student loans give the government the right to alter existing loan terms.

The UK government is set to roll back planned steel tariffs following warnings from manufacturers that the measures would significantly raise production costs.

US inflation surged to 4.2% in May, a three-year high, as the Iran war disrupts energy markets. Trump's response? 'I love the inflation.'

Mike Ashley's Frasers Group has launched a near-€2bn takeover offer for German luxury fashion brand Hugo Boss, seeking full control.

Denby Pottery, founded in 1809, has appointed administrators amid rising energy and labour costs. Here's what it means for the brand.

OpenAI files for a stock market debut just one week after Anthropic, signaling a landmark moment in AI fundraising and the future of the industry.

Prediction market platform Kalshi is rolling out new identity rules requiring select users to share employment details to combat insider trading.

The UK advertising watchdog bans Beauty Pie's LED mask ad after finding it falsely claimed to clinically reduce wrinkles in just four weeks.

Football fans and managers share smart strategies to balance late-night World Cup kick-offs with productivity at work the next day.

TSMC's senior executive hints at potential price rises as costs surge. Here's what the AI boom and chip geopolitics mean for electronics prices.

New UK legislation will allow illegal mini-marts to be shut for up to 12 months, doubling the current six-month limit prompted by BBC investigations.