Health Secretary Steve Barclay has said he is "disappointed" by the decision made by NHS staff to strike for four further days in February and March, adding he is "working constructively" with trade unions.
A major retailer is preparing to shut more than 100 stores across the UK including a location in Glasgow city centre.
House prices are falling at exactly the same rate as they did during the financial crisis, new figures have shown.
Trump's new lawyer in the case brought by E. Jean Carroll asked for a six-week delay to the trial. The judge agreed to push it one week.
'Buffy The Vampire Slayer' actress Sarah Michelle Gellar got sued by McDonald's when she was just five years old over a Burger King commercial.
A major customer of Britain’s third-biggest steel producer has been forced to call in administrators, deepening the financial gloom engulfing the industry. Sky News has learnt that Aartee Bright Bar, which is based in the West Midlands and employs 250 people, has this week drafted in Alvarez & Marsal to handle an insolvency process. Liberty Steel is part of the industrial conglomerate headed by Sanjeev Gupta.
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Tesco and its German discount rival Lidl traded allegations of copying brands and deceiving customers at London's High Court on Tuesday in a dispute over Britain's biggest retailer using a yellow circle on a square blue background. Lidl sued Tesco in 2020, shortly after Britain's market leader, with a 27.5% share, adopted a yellow circle against a blue background to promote its "Clubcard Prices" discount scheme. The German-owned supermarket group says Tesco deliberately copied the Lidl trademark to deceive customers into thinking its prices are comparable.
High street clothing stores in Sussex are set to close after the chain collapsed.
BERLIN (Reuters) -A lawsuit against BMW by German climate NGO Deutsche Umwelthilfe demanding the carmaker tighten its carbon emission reduction targets was unfounded, Munich's district court said on Tuesday, but the NGO said it planned to appeal. The heads of Deutsche Umwelthilfe called in their lawsuit on BMW to end production of combustion engine cars by 2030 and limit its emissions before then to remain within a "carbon budget" they calculated for the company, a ratio of the global carbon budget put together by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).
Some companies in Europe have said they may unwind price hikes introduced in recent years as soaring costs of energy and other raw materials have eased, potentially providing some relief to consumers. The projected cuts are the latest sign that inflation in the euro zone has peaked and may encourage hopes of a soft landing for the region's economy, which have fuelled a stock market rally this year. On Wednesday, packaging giant Smurfit Kappa said it kept prices steady in the last few months of last year as input cost inflation moderated.
The legacy of Bolton's rich industrial heritage continues to live on and flourish thanks to the efforts of Richard Haworth.
Disney has announced plans to cut 7,000 jobs and $5.5bn in costs after reporting its first ever drop in subscriber numbers.
Since the outbreak of the War in Ukraine, Saudi Arabia has continued to cooperate with Russia in OPEC+, but the relationship with Russia has its limits
Boeing is to cut 2,000 office jobs in the US as the struggling planemaker battles to improve its stalling production line.
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Lidl says a trademark, and copyright, has been infringed, while Tesco has made a counterclaim.
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A judge began overseeing a High Court trial in London on Tuesday, and the hearing is due to end next week.
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