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In a blow to the confidence of job-seekers, many are being screened out even before their applications are seen by a human.

Over 1 per cent of used EV battery tests have shown significant cell-level imbalances that could eventually affect EV range, charging, or the car's value, new analysis has found.

Stronger gold and silver prices offset lower production and higher operating costs, Hochschild Mining said.

Gatwick airport suffered a drop in first-half profits as fewer passengers passed through its two terminals because of the Iran war.

The debacle at hedge fund Situational Awareness seems an ominous reminder of the collapse of two Bear Stearns hedge funds in July 2007.

Lego sales have surged after a boost from World Cup sets, which reeled in new customers.

Brtish power generator rental firm Aggreko has unveiled plans for a US stock market float in a fresh blow to the City.

Natwest is beefing up its presence in the US after rules on banks' overseas operations were loosened under reforms by former Chancellor Rachel Reeves.

A 160-year-old mine in Devon is set to reopen eight years after being closed down following a £71million cash injection from the government.

The London-listed housebuilder is among the first to have been allocated cash under Labour's new social and affordable homes programme and will be able to build 3,028 homes.