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Amazon has announced that it will not stop accepting Visa credit cards for UK payments later this week as had been planned as the two companies seek to resolve a dispute.

Credit Suisse's chairman has resigned just nine months into the role after breaching COVID-19 quarantine rules - in fresh controversy for the global investment bank as it recovers from a string of scandals.

Contracts worth almost £700 million for new offshore wind farms along Scotland's coasts is "one of the biggest, most significant days" in the nation's energy and industrial future, Nicola Sturgeon has told Sky News.

China's economy grew by 8.1% in 2021 as it rebounded from a coronavirus-driven slump - but there were signs it was stuttering as the year drew to a close.

Unilever's £50bn offer for the consumer healthcare arm of GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) has been rejected - but this feels like the start of what could turn out to be a protracted takeover battle.

Shares in consumer goods giant Unilever have fallen after it defended its £50bn takeover approach for the consumer healthcare arm of GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), describing the business as a "strong strategic fit".

The number of households suffering "fuel stress" because they spend 10% or more of their budget on energy bills looks set to triple to 6.3 million, according to a think-tank.

Ian King explores the change to coronavirus self-isolation rules in England and the impact on businesses.

The world's 10 richest men have seen their fortunes more than double during the coronavirus pandemic, making them richer than the world's poorest 3.1 billion people combined, according to Oxfam.

A former executive at Farfetch, the online luxury fashion platform, is a contender to become the next boss of ASOS, the £2.3bn digital retailer.