Business

A surge in global demand for gas has left smaller energy suppliers on the brink of collapse

Merits of ‘liberal pronatalism’ should be considered, a think tank study has said

High gas prices are creating chaos in energy markets – and Britain is particularly vulnerable

‘Wizz’s cheeky takeover bid will have come as a blow to the corporate ego’

What the tech experts said about the new devices

Back to the future, eclectica and an awkward case study

Rightmove study finds the must-haves for property buyers

For the eighth consecutive month the capital is the region with the lowest annual growth 

Virginia Water in Surrey is top of Zoopla’s property rich list

With prices ranging from £25 to £550

Seven in ten firms planning redundancies as holiday bookings collapse

Tech giant has partnered with Ray-Ban to launch internet-connected eyewear 

Manchester United hoping to cash in big after securing the Portuguese star’s signature on two-year contract

Employers are dangling carrots, but the September return looks hesitant

Some hotel managers report that staff are washing linen at home because frazzled laundry providers cannot guarantee delivery

Senior Tories warn that plan to fund social care could provoke ‘significant backlash’

Stocks in shops and warehouses have slumped to their lowest levels since 1983

Western economies haven’t faced rapidly rising inflation rates for decades. Is that about to change?

New Unite union boss Sharon Graham has promised to make every UK workplace ‘action ready’ and vowed to take on Amazon

Disruption caused by Vietnamese Covid restrictions is causing concern for the global supply

The excitement around Morrisons is proving ‘contagious’ – is Sainsbury’s next?

Supply-chain issues leave supermarkets and restaurants unable to serve up favourite goods

Fresh eye, takeover talk and British stodge

Sailings around Britain have proved popular according to a report by Cruise.co.uk

Rosé wine-growing areas in Provence were devastated by the blaze

Party promising to overhaul welfare, increase job security and boost training

The 60-year-old is celebrating a decade as boss of the tech giant

Fast-food chain’s recent problems highlight weaknesses in how businesses forecast supply and demand

Supply is predicted to drop by 20% this festive season owing to staff shortages

Sell-off of key defence assets is hardly conducive to an independent foreign policy

Anglo-Australian mining giant is shifting its primary stock-listing to Sydney 

Burryed alive, feeling peaky and stalling house prices

Recruitment postings soar due to labour shortages with photographers, farm workers and plasterers all in demand