Sky News has learnt that JRJ Group, which was co-founded by the former Lehman Brothers executives Jeremy Isaacs and Roger Nagioff, is

Children of affected postmasters, as well as those directly hit by the faulty accounting software, will be part of the partially Fujitsu-funded

Sky News has learnt that Sugarloaf TGIF Management, run by former TGI Fridays chief executive Ray Blanchette, has struck a deal to

Apple’s success is largely thanks to record-breaking iPhone sales, while Amazon’s is down to cloud computing arm Amazon Web Services (AWS), in

The company, owned by billionaire Sir Richard Branson, has been granted access to share Eurostar’s Temple Mill international depot in east London.

In August, the company announced that hundreds of jobs were at risk in its Trust and Safety offices. In an open letter

As many as 195,000 bill payers could be helped by the write-off in the first part of Ofgem’s proposals to reduce debt

The fact that some progress has been made on a relatively wide range of issues speaks to that. But there are real

Sky News has learnt that Monzo is to name Diana Layfield, a former Google and Standard Chartered executive, as its new chief

The leaders of the world’s two biggest economies met in South Korea as they tried to defuse growing tensions – with both

Microsoft revealed that its spending on AI infrastructure hit almost $35bn (£26.5bn) in the three months to the end of September, a

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It comes as the Department for Business and Trade announced the launch of the first-ever redress scheme for those wronged after faulty

Rates were brought down by a quarter of a percentage point to 3.75%-4%. Unlike the UK, the US interest rate is a

The tech company said it was “investigating an issue with the Azure Portal where customers may be experiencing issues accessing the portal”.