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JPMorgan Chase, the world's biggest lender by market capitalisation, is close to making a stunning entry into Britain's personal banking market.

Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary has sparked outrage for suggesting would-be plane bombers are more likely to be Muslim men - and airport security should focus on "where the threat is coming from".

Business magnate Sir Richard Branson has said he does not expect his new luxury cruise line to be hit by any fallout from the coronavirus crisis.

Britain's new Chancellor Rishi Sunak is facing less financial wriggle room ahead of his first budget after the UK recorded a smaller-than-expected surplus.

Royal Mail is increasing the price of stamps because of financial worries amid a "tough market".

UK factories have seen production grow at its fastest pace for 10 months despite China's coronavirus outbreak hampering supply chains, a business survey shows.

The furniture retailer Feather & Black (F&B) is poised to change hands just two years after it was rescued from administration.

China's coronavirus outbreak has fuelled record downloads of apps and games by millions of quarantined households, fresh data reveals.

The FTSE-100 energy company SSE has kicked off the search for a new chairman, in the latest example of a blue-chip UK business adjusting to new guidelines on boardroom independence.

The sale of house coal and wet wood will be phased out from next year as part of a government move to tackle air pollution.