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Britain's biggest water utility is lining up court dates to push through a massive debt restructuring that could keep it out of government hands.

The owner of the UK arm of the restaurant chain TGI Fridays (TGIF) has gone into administration, putting 4,500 jobs and 87 outlets at risk.

One of the City's most prominent fund management groups is heaping fresh pressure on the environmental record of Britain's water industry by calling for suppliers to take steps to curtail the spread of antimicrobial resistance (AMR).

US interest rates have been slashed for the first time in more than four years - by more than many expected - amid fears the world's largest economy is flagging.

Tupperware, the maker of food storage containers, has filed for bankruptcy in the US.

Asda's co-owner is stepping back from a key role at the business, just months after his brother sold his stake in the supermarket chain.

Paul Pester, the former boss of TSB, is to chair a recently launched fintech which offers customers loans secured against their investment pots.

Nick Read is to end his torrid tenure as chief executive of the Post Office as he prepares to give evidence to the inquiry into the Horizon IT scandal.

Inflation held steady at 2.2% in August, in line with expectations and confirming that, while prices and interest rates rose like a rocket, they will return to earth like a feather.

There's been no change in the rate of price rises, official inflation figures showed.

Train drivers have voted overwhelmingly to accept a multi-year pay deal, ending a two-year dispute at 16 rail companies, their union ASLEF has announced.

A medical technology company which produces tissue-healing surgical products has become the latest London-listed business to draw interest from buyout firms.

Angela Rayner, the deputy prime minister, will hold talks with union bosses and business leaders on Wednesday as the government pursues its ambition of ending "exploitative" zero-hours contracts.

Teenage Instagram users will get new privacy settings, its parent company Meta has announced in a major new update.

Guardian Media Group (GMG) is in talks to sell The Observer, the world's oldest Sunday newspaper, to Tortoise Media, a start-up founded five years ago by a former BBC and Times executive.

Guardian Media Group (GMG) is in talks to sell The Observer, the world's oldest Sunday newspaper, to Tortoise Media, a start-up founded five years ago by a former BBC and Times executive.

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are reportedly in talks to buy shares in a cricket team as part of their latest foray into the world of sport.

Instagram and Facebook owner Meta is banning RT and other Russian state media networks from its platforms over claims they carried out covert operations to influence social media users.

A start-up which targets Pilates enthusiasts with digitally connected equipment has secured a £3.5m funding boost aimed at fuelling its expansion.

Amazon has told its office workers they may no longer work from home except in extenuating circumstances.

Nearly 1,400 OVO customers are to receive compensation after the energy firm was hit with a £2.37m penalty for complaint handling failures.

Traffic could soon be banned from part of London's most popular shopping area, under new plans by the capital's mayor.

THG, the London-listed e-commerce group behind beauty brands such as Lookfantastic, will this week signal to investors that it is exploring plans to spin off Ingenuity, its technology services arm.

A former Treasury official is leading the race to become the next chairman of Lloyd's of London, one of the City's most prestigious posts.

The iconic Belfast company that built the Titanic is to collapse into administration.

Flutter Entertainment, the owner of Paddy Power, is closing in on a £2bn swoop for the consumer operations of Playtech, the gambling technology group.

Financial market participants are increasingly of the opinion the US central bank will impose a bigger than expected interest rate cut this week, with the Bank of England holding off on a fresh reduction.

A momentous court battle over the fate of Rupert Murdoch's media empire gets under way in Nevada today.

The Premier League's long-awaited hearing into Manchester City's alleged breaches of financial rules will begin later.

Legal & General, the FTSE-100 insurance and asset management giant, will this week pick a new home for Cala Group, its housebuilding subsidiary.