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The food delivery firm, set to be valued at $7bn (£5bn), will also offer shares to takeaway customers.

The businessman is accused of promoting cryptocurrency to his followers to inflate prices.

Pubs in England report high demand bookings from the 12 April opening date for beer gardens.

The troubled card game is the latest promised rework to be abandoned by a major developer.

High-end computer chips might be the key to winning the artificial intelligence arms race.

The UK's largest mortgage lender, the Halifax, says the stamp duty holiday extension was welcome.

There are concerns about supplies of nickel which are needed for batteries that power most electric cars.

About 200,000 pensions may get top-ups averaging £13,500 after nearly two decades of shortfalls.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak is accused of hitting the poorest hardest in his Budget plan to balance the books.

Great Yarmouth says it will use the cash "to realise a vibrant and inclusive coastal economy".

The Competition and Markets Authority has launched an investigation into how Apple's app store is run.

Budweiser is investing £117m at its breweries in Monmouthshire and Lancashire, creating 55 new jobs.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak's Budget is packed with policies that will affect your finances. Here is a guide.

The shop will stock hundreds of new own-brand items including UK-sourced milk and desserts.

What is the politics of direct spend in Scotland, and of Brand Rishi? Some questions answered.

The Nakajima twins develop games for women and three-quarters of their workforce are female.

The chancellor says his Budget can rescue the Covid-ravaged economy, as UK faces highest tax burden since 1960s.