Digital platforms to access the UK's biggest supermarket were out of action for more than 24 hours over the weekend.

Tesco website and app working again following suspected hack

The auction of Christmas poultry including geese, turkeys, chickens, ducks and pheasants all produced on local farms taking place at the York Auction Centre, Murton, York. Anna Gowthorpe/PA  22-Dec-2013

Applications for temporary visas have 'clearly soared' despite the government suggesting there wouldn't be enough demand, Business Editor Joel Hill explains.

Christmas saved? Thousands of HGV drivers and poultry workers take visas

Prices in hotels, bars and restaurants could be set to rise due to higher costs and high inflation

Inflation remains high and could get higher as businesses warn costs are rampant

Boris Johnson said the government was matching a £200 million investment from Bill Gates, but Mr Gates said it was £400 million - so which is it?

'£400m each is it? Well hang on...': PM's confusion over Bill Gates investment

One in five night-life and hospitality businesses had to close last month or operate on reduced hours as a result of a shortage of security staff.

What does shortage of bouncers mean for safety at nightclubs?

The UK is facing an energy crisis as wholesale prices for gas soar, putting several energy suppliers out of business.

Which energy suppliers have gone bust and what to do if yours does

A retail industry chief has warned that the ongoing delays will see prices rise on shelves as shipping costs soar.

Majority of retailers to raise prices by Christmas due to supply chain issues

Toy retailers are also warning of Christmas shortages and higher prices, with a port chief admitting 'there’ll be short term some fluctuations'. 

Felixstowe logjam continues as it prepares to turn away empty return containers

Big names are already feeling the impact, with IKEA confirming to ITV News it has faced "some challenges in returning containers" to Felixstowe.

Britain's biggest container port so congested considering turning ships away

A government source has warned that factories will be forced to close if 'urgent' support is not provided to energy intensive industries, 'many for good'.

'Thousands of jobs will be lost' if energy firms not offered helped

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Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng said he is working closely with Chancellor Rishi Sunak to help industry as wholesale gas prices spiral.

Treasury source denies talks with business secretary over energy crisis support

Kwasi Kwarteng did not set out any additional support for struggling businesses after bosses and some Tory MPs called for help to prevent companies collapsing.

Minister says energy bills will not increase this winter and price cap will stay

The government is being pressured to step in to help firms as UK Steel's boss said factories could close amid the energy crisis.

'Act now' or factories could close as energy costs soar, industry leaders warn

Banking regulator the Financial Conduct Authority said “increasingly large cash deposits” were made into a customer’s account.

NatWest admits failing to comply with anti-money laundering law 

Just as Boris Johnson set out his vision for a 'high-wage economy', a prominent Tory peer warned the UK is on the road to somewhere far less bright.

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