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Surging food prices are a "major worry" for the UK and other countries, Andrew Bailey warns.

Investment bank Goldman Sachs will no longer cap paid leave for its senior staff and partners.

The chain opened in Moscow in 1990 as the Soviet Union was opening its economy to Western brands.

The RAC says prices rose to just over £1.80 a litre after the previous record was set in March.

It is the first Russian nationalisation of a major foreign business since the invasion of Ukraine.

Ofgem says a review every three months would allow households to benefit sooner from falling prices.

Michael O'Leary warns high demand for European beach holidays will mean price rises.

World wheat prices have soared this year, pushing up the cost of everything from bread to noodles.

Evidence of China's economic slowdown came as authorities unveiled plans to lift Shanghai's lockdown.

One firm tells of its struggles as a survey suggests lending to small businesses has hit an all-time low.

The airline will offer new and existing cabin crew the bonus, as carriers seek to retain and recruit workers.

It is shameful not to raise extra money from oil and gas firms amid the rising cost of living, Ed Miliband says.

Not raising the fees for the first time in 12 years puts money back in people's pockets, ministers say.

The state-owned Saudi Aramco is currently the world's most valuable company due to soaring oil prices.

Some businesses which boomed during the Covid pandemic are seeing their popularity fade.

People on low incomes are pawning their possessions to pay for essentials, a report suggests.

Russian operator RAO Nordic says it will cease deliveries from Saturday, citing payment problems.

A government decision not to extend pay gap reporting to racial disparities has been criticised by MPs.

The landlord of the Star Inn at Vogue says he found Condé Nast's request "hilariously funny".

The billionaire wants more data on fake accounts, prompting speculation over the future of the deal.