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The retailer says it made a mistake by telling staff they could continue to work if they tested positive.

The company that has run the lottery since its launch in 1994 will be replaced by Allwyn in 2024.

The boss of food firm 2 Sisters warns prices will jump as a result of the war in Ukraine.

Reputational risk and practical difficulties means the exodus of firms is growing but some remain.

The move by Stuart & Stuart and Thorntons Solicitors will create Scotland's fourth-largest law firm.

The Wall Street bank and the money transfer giant pull out of Russia after its invasion of Ukraine.

The loyalty offer was axed during Covid but a few stores will trial a comeback, says Waitrose's boss.

The founder of the Japanese retailer says Russians 'have the same right to live as we do'

Food and drink giants have been criticised on social media for failing to speak out on Ukraine's invasion.

Higher raw material, energy and staff costs could trigger another round of rises, says the baker.

Investment firm LetterOne said Mikhail Fridman's shareholdings had been "frozen indefinitely".

One of the world's biggest fertiliser firms says the conflict could deliver a shock to food supplies.

Royal Mail says letter deliveries are continuing to decline, but operating costs are going up.

The boss of Ukraine's largest energy firm, Naftogaz, says Russian sanctions should be stronger.

An MP says it is "shameful" that Entain is not repaying all of the money, despite soaring profits.

Mark Kelly says being falsely accused of theft led to him having severe depression and anxiety.

The moves come as major corporations cut business links with Russia after its invasion of Ukraine.