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Nationwide says prices in the year to May fell 3.4% and higher mortgage rates could last longer.

The best known of those companies is Apple, which says it is Ireland’s largest taxpayer.

We Soda could be valued at £6bn when it floats in the UK, in a boost for the London stock market.

Bosses say it will bring an unused building back into use but businesses say they're "concerned".

Australia's BHP said the leave and allowance 'errors' will cost the company up to $280m.

Organisers say more than 1,000 staff participated in the protest on Wednesday.

The artist says the business relationship with the drinks giant was "tainted by racial prejudices".

Rain Newton-Smith says a vote on the CBI's plans to change is "critical" for its future.

Train drivers will walk out on Wednesday, with further strikes planned for Friday and Saturday.

The multi-billionaire has not yet publicly commented on the visit, which comes amid US-China tensions.

Households with prepayment meters need to claim full support for bills before the 30 June deadline.

Chairman Stuart Rose warns of "unintended consequences" if supermarkets impose price caps on basic food.

Foxconn's move comes ahead of the expected launch of Apple's iPhone 15 later this year.

The privacy watchdog is urging groups using the outsourcing giant to check if data has been exposed.

Last year, Temasek Holdings wrote off all of the $275m (£222.8m) it had invested in FTX.

Food retailer Dicksons began with a single South Shields shop before expanding across the North East.

The shadow chancellor is calling for a "proper windfall" tax on energy firm profits.

Thousands of people have had their plans upended as disruption at Heathrow continues for a second day.

Supermarkets have been accused of "greedflation" - putting prices up to bolster profits.