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The deal is yet to be approved by regulators, which will look at whether it will push up customer prices.

Retailers are facing growing pressure to do more to help people with the soaring cost of living.

The economy expanded by 0.2% in April helped by pubs and bars but rising borrowing costs hit housing.

Some drinkers boycotted the brand after the firm partnered with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney.

Instant Brands blames falling consumer demand and rising interest rates for its financial problems.

The deal to buy the Call of Duty publisher would be the largest in the history of the video games industry.

The studio reshuffles release dates for eagerly awaited blockbusters, including Star Wars sequels.

The warning comes ahead of the European Parliament voting on rules to regulate artificial intelligence.

Interior designer Kelly Hoppen explains the role of music in her life and work.

The outage is being resolved and affected web services for some fast food apps, airlines and others.

HMRC has shut down its main self-assessment helpline over the summer, raising concerns.

Falling prices for eggs, used cars and furniture helped to cut inflation in May.

The supermarkets are accused of stopping rivals opening nearby, potentially reducing consumer choice.

High mortgage costs mean landlords face a "turning point", a firm warns, leading to fewer homes to rent.

Regulators have asked a judge to block the proposed deal, arguing it could harm competition levels.

Wages rise at their fastest rate in 20 years, excluding the pandemic, but still lag behind the cost of living.

Former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's allegations have been denied by the Indian government.

Chief executive Linda Yaccarino says the company aims to "drive civilisation forward".

Amsterdam has ambitious plans to radically cut the amount of resources used by the city's economy.

The tech giant is developing new tools to help track down the brokers buying and selling reviews.