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Peter Jones, the entrepreneur and Dragons' Den judge, is close to teeing off with the addition of American Golf, the retail chain, to his array of business interests.

Staff are most likely to see their pay rise by the same amount as last year, new data shows.

The owner of Third Space, the premium London health clubs operator, is limbering up for a sale that could value it at about £700m.

Gold and silver costs are taking further punishment on Monday following record routs seen at the end of last week.

Four Britons have died within four months of being struck down with stomach bugs while on holiday in Cape Verde, lawyers representing their families say.

"There was lots of bullying, harassment, exclusion from the team, from projects. A lot of things were going on."

The operator of Britain's biggest cash machines network has recruited a former head of the Rugby Football Union (RFU) as its next chairman.

Anthony Joshua, JK Rowling and Mo Salah have been named among the UK's 100 biggest taxpayers.

Peter Mandelson told Jeffrey Epstein he was "trying hard" to change government policy on bankers' bonuses at his request, months after the convicted sex trafficker had paid thousands of pounds to the then UK business secretary's husband.

The founder of Mumsnet is in talks with private equity investors about selling a stake in the online community for parents she set up more than a quarter of a century ago.

Thames Water is edging closer to a multibillion pound rescue deal with its lenders that would keep the ailing utility out of temporary public ownership.

Donald Trump has revealed his pick to become the world's most powerful central banker, declaring Kevin Warsh "may be the best" ever.

The dismantling of Sanjeev Gupta's British business empire is accelerating after advisers were hired to find a buyer for a steel production business which supplies oil giants including BP and Shell.

A senior City banker is joining Sir Keir Starmer’s business liaison team as Downing Street grapples with a string of industrial challenges, including the fate of Britain’s biggest water company its second-biggest steelmaker.

Donald Trump has endorsed a spending deal negotiated by US Senate Republicans and Democrats that would stave off a government shutdown and temporarily fund the Department of Homeland Security.

The government has restated its rejection of the campaign from women who claimed they were owed billions after their state pensions age was changed.

Santander has announced plans to close 44 bank branches, placing almost 300 jobs at risk.

Tesla is to axe production of two electric vehicle (EV) models as part of a shift towards robotics after the company reported its first ever decline in annual revenue.

Driverless cars are coming to London – some time this year.

The Federal Reserve has voted to keep interest rates the same - despite pressure from Donald Trump to make a cut.