Business and Finance

Apple has shrugged off the impact of chip shortages to deliver record quarterly sales of $123.9bn (£92.6bn) and said the constraints will start to ease.

The US grew at its strongest pace since 1984 last year as it bounced back from 2020's pandemic-driven downturn, official figures show.

Supply chain bottlenecks have taken a bite out of McDonald's profits as it was forced to spend more money on chicken, beef and packaging material - and warned the pressure would intensify.

A senior Conservative MP has called for the government to delay the proposed National Insurance hike amid rising cost of living pressures

Seaside resorts are always curious places during the winter, but Lubmin, on Germany's northern coast, is odder than most.

Boris Johnson will seek brief respite from his political survival fight next week when he meets technology company bosses to discuss the City's status as a listing destination.

The boss of the largest sports cryptocurrency trading platform has defended a business model that has generated millions of dollars in new revenue for football clubs and sports leagues, but drawn criticism that it tempts supporters into high-risk, opaque investments.

The competition watchdog has launched a wide-ranging investigation into the music streaming market.

Face masks are no longer a legal requirement in England - but some businesses are still requesting they are worn.

The Forestry Commission is in line for a multimillion pound windfall from a prospective sale of Britain's biggest standalone provider of forest-based cabin and lodge vacations.