Borrowing in the year to March more than halved from the previous 12 months as Covid schemes were wound down.

Questions have been raised over how the platform will change after being bought by the Tesla boss.

Dragons' Den star Deborah Meaden is among business leaders who signed an open letter to ministers.

Consumer group Which? has written to the Treasury calling for urgent action to protect access to cash.

Ford says the launch of the electric version of its classic F-150 pickup is a "big bet" for the company.

Mr Musk, who made the shock bid just over a week ago, said he would "unlock" the social media firm's potential.

The billionaire has called for a series of changes from relaxing Twitter's content restrictions to eradicating fake accounts.

Shares drop as Covid cases in Beijing raise the prospect of supply chain disruption.

Morrisons and Asda launch new promotions as households face pressure from the rising cost of living.

The firm says it has not asked recently-employed agency workers to sign new contracts with reduced wages.

The Japanese firm previously called the range of cars "an important part of Nissan's DNA".

More people are unable to save than at any time in the past two years, official figures suggest.

Lloyds Bank is closing on Monday with customers being told to use the Post Office instead.

The machines allow the user to see both his or her reflection and a video of an online instructor.

Royalties for live music were down almost 30% last year, but a recovery is on the horizon.

Passengers hit by international travel disruption should be better protected, a report concludes.

Regulators are trying to clean up the murky truth in online reviews.

A year since the first subpostmasters overturned wrongful convictions, most still await a financial settlement

Another ferry is found to have issues that need fixing before it can sail again.

The former car boss says he wants to clear his name after France issued an international warrant for his arrest.

Tesco joins Waitrose and Morrisons in limiting purchases as supplies are hit by the conflict in Ukraine.

Victims have lost a lifetime's pension savings, telling the BBC they have little hope of retiring.

Consumer spending was hit last month as household finances came under increasing pressure.

"We will need hundreds of billions of dollars to rebuild all this later", Ukraine's president added.

The streaming giant is losing subscribers despite huge hits like Squid Game and Bridgerton.

The nation that has seen economic trauma is open to the possibility of alternative money like Bitcoin.

Boris Johnson is hoping to strike a free trade deal with India within months.

Plan urges citizens to cut energy use to reduce money flowing to Russia

Shares in the streaming service company slumped 35% as it warned of tough times ahead.

The Swiss food giant says it will continue to raise the prices of its products as food costs surge.

The World Bank chief says hundreds of millions more people could be pushed into poverty.

A survey of 10,000 British women by retail analyst Kantar has revealed big changes to beauty routines.

Elon Musk's Tesla has raised prices for its electric cars as it faces higher costs.

Germany currently gets a quarter of its oil and 40% of its gas from Russia

Businessman Oleg Tinkov is one of the most high profile Russians to publicly condemn the war.

The RMT union claims Network Rail's plans to cut up to 2,500 jobs will make accidents more likely.

Soaring energy bills will cause problems without fresh help for those struggling, bodies have warned.

Drivers will be able to watch built-in screens in self-driving cars but not use mobile phones.

The firm lost 200,000 members in the first three months of the year.

The government has also announced people will be able to opt out of subscriptions more easily.

The Ukraine war will "severely set back" global growth with the UK hit harder than most, the IMF says.

Co-founder Hayden Wood tells MPs he was asked to stay on to "support customers".

White goods prices are up a third since last year and set to climb higher, says Appliances Direct boss.

A "clear message" must be sent to civil servants about ending home working, minister says.

A federal judge in Florida, appointed by Donald Trump, says the CDC exceeded its authority.

One trade body suggests three quarters of its members have had staff off sick in the last month.

The move was announced to boost numbers on trains, which have not yet returned to pre-pandemic levels.

Employees must get signatures from 30% of staff at New York's Grand Central Station for a union election.

One holiday park owner hires five chefs from India after being unable to fill the jobs locally.

The rise in the cost of living has led to more households cutting their subscription services.