Hershey sued in US over metal in dark chocolate claim
The lawsuit alleges that three Hershey products contain harmful levels of lead and cadmium.
The high street shops thriving after a tough year
It has been a tough year with more challenges to come, but some retailers are proving the fittest can survive.
Buses: More cuts to services to come, operators warn
Campaigners say a temporary £2 maximum fare will not stem a fall in passengers, amid service cuts.
Strikes: Ministers refusing to negotiate on pay, says union body
Its new general secretary Paul Nowak has suggested the government is “hiding behind” pay review bodies.
Energy giant ExxonMobil sues EU to block energy windfall tax
The US company says the levy on its profits will discourage future investment in Europe.
Energy bills: Big energy suppliers make small changes to bills
Slight changes to gas and electricity rates are likely to add only pennies, not pounds, to your bill.
Strikes: Airport, rail and driving test staff resume action
About 1,000 staff at six UK airports are once again taking industrial action over pay and conditions.
Post-Christmas shopping footfall beats Boxing Day
More people ventured out to stores on 27 December but overall numbers are below pre-Covid levels.
Domino’s Pizza considers selling Russian business
The firm operating the Russian franchise may sell up, 10 months after the invasion of Ukraine.
Covid in China: People rush to book travel as borders finally reopen
But Chinese tourists will not have unfettered access to all countries – as some impose restrictions.