US sees strong jobs growth as wages edge higher
Employers took on 531,000 extra workers in October in a sign the economy is picking up.
COP26: Supermarkets promise to halve environmental impact by 2030
Five food retailers say they will cut carbon emissions, deforestation, food waste and packaging by 2030.
Chinese man convicted for stealing aviation trade secrets
US authorities say Xu Yanjun sought to steal trade secrets from US aviation companies.
Budget: Millions of poor families hit, analysis finds
Budget changes will fail to offset damage from a £20 cut in universal credit, says a think-tank.
Pensions: Target to clear underpayments described as ambitious
A former minister says it will be a major effort to ensure women who missed out are paid by the end of 2023.
US Virgin Islands probes Barclays Epstein links
The US territory wants Barclays to hand over documents related to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Taxi driver shortage prompts public safety fears
More than half of licensed mini-cab drivers – 160,000 workers – have not returned amid the pandemic.
Scottish industrialist Lord Macfarlane dies aged 95
The peer became a leading Scottish industry figure, having started out in office stationery in 1949.
House prices still rising but demand set to cool
Prices are up again, but looming interest rate rises may cause a slowdown, the Halifax says.
Bank of England sorry for rising cost of living
Governor Andrew Bailey says households are feeling the effects of growing inflation.