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About 35,000 sellers argue that online giant misuses their data to launch rival products that are sold more cheaply
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Many disenchanted farmers are seeking new political homes. Can Labour and the Lib Dems capitalise on this opportunity?
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Union warns of risks to shoppers and staff after Zuber Issa sells 22.5% supermarket stake to private equity co-owners TDR Capital
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Agricultural equipment company plans to move production out of the country in move workers condemn as âgreedâ
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Robyn Denholm says electric carmakerâs CEO could spend his time elsewhere if biggest pay deal in US corporate history isnât approved
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Editorial: The real culture war is the battle to fund it properly, in the face of politicians bemoaning a lack of money
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Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news
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British tech entrepreneur cleared of fraud charges
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Cambridge, Stratford, Wigtown and Henley festivals say firm ended deals after protests over its links to Israel and fossil fuels
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Although women are helping to address a desperate labour shortage, they face resistance in a sector dominated by men
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Artistic director’s departure opens up one of fashion’s top jobs at brand hoping to become a talking point again
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AI firms scrutinised over regulations that oversee fair competition and aim to prevent monopolies
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Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news
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Holding down benefit rates has sent homelessness soaring and led to an exodus of poorer people from our cities, says Inside Housing editor Peter Apps
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Horror after leadersâ debate galvanises party into fierce counterattack, labelling PM a liar and linking conduct to Partygate
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Alice Perkins was in post when warnings of tech problems first emerged, but says she ‘missed’ their importance
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Some enthusiasts queued for hours outside of the Bank of England to get their hands on the new currency, while others withdrew it by chance