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The tech giant says third quarter sales growth will be slower as customers return to physical shops.

More shareholders are coming out against a proposed £6.3bn deal for the supermarket chain.

The dating app's policy is subject to manager approval and comes after the firm shut down for a week.

Advanz pushed up the price of thyroid tablet packs more than 10-fold, says the competition watchdog.

The technology giant said on Wednesday that the third and fourth quarters would see advertising sales drop.

British American Tobacco says its future lies in getting people to switch to nicotine alternatives.

Apple, Google parent company Alphabet and Microsoft report soaring quarterly profits.

About 1,000 Activision Blizzard staff sign a letter describing managers' response as insulting.

Vanish-maker Reckitt says the end of social distancing has led to a focus on appearance.

The electric carmaker's revenues nearly doubled in the three months to 30 June compared with last year.

Health charity Ash said it was hard to take such claims seriously from a cigarette manufacturer.

The government says it will monitor the proposed sale of Ultra Electronics to US equity-owned Cobham.

Tata Motors sees losses narrow, but warns that a lack of semiconductors could halve car production.

The bank says most of the accounts have limited activity and are not being used.

Supply firms are having to fight to keep food on supermarket shelves, an industry body warns.

Go-karts, bowling alleys and eateries have taken the place of closed retailers on the High Street.

Iceland warns the move will not solve the issue of staff shortages in supermarkets themselves.

Operators say they may have to run fewer trains as more employees are hit by the "pingdemic".

The chunky shoe's sales nearly doubled in the three months to the end of June compared with last year.