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Oil giant's home energy supplier must pay more than £500,000 after errors linked to the piece cap.

At the same time Air New Zealand's boss says his firm is in the "revive" phase of its Covid turnaround.

Letting staff choose when to take bank holidays boosts work-life balance and productivity, some firms say.

Gautam Adani's move has drawn attention because he is seen as being close to PM Modi.

A BBC investigation reveals tough working conditions and the potential exploitation of young sales agents.

An auditor at one of the UK's largest accountancy firms claims a drinking game left him injured.

The cinema chain, which also owns Picturehouse, says it has struggled with poor ticket sales.

Power cuts elsewhere in China have also hit major manufacturers of cars and smartphones.

The heavily indebted cinema chain, which also owns Picturehouse, has been hit by poor audiences.

While there are benefits to ending the week at home, Friday after work drinks could be fizzling out.

The move is the latest attempt by the government to limit China's involvement in UK business and technology.

It comes after a court found the chains helped create an oversupply of opioid pills in Ohio counties.

Entain failed to properly check possible money-laundering or offer support to struggling customers.

Adam Neumann's financial backers say he's a "visionary leader" but others have doubts over his latest plans.

The bid by Authentic Brands, which also owns Elvis Presley's image rights, ends months of speculation.

Alibaba and Tiktok-owner ByteDance are among firms that have shared information with regulators.

It means a daily limit on departing passengers will now apply until after the October half-term holidays.

Starbucks is fighting efforts by workers in the US to unionise. Is it winning?

This compares to an average of 3.8 days a week pre-pandemic, research by a consultancy suggests