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India-born Sir Ivan Menezes was the chief executive of Diageo, the world's biggest spirits company.

Crypto bosses could face up to two years' imprisonment if they fail to comply with the new rules.

Rising borrowing costs and plans for stricter rules are affecting the rental sector, surveyors say.

Average visits to food shops drop to 16 times per month, analyst firm Kantar says.

Supermarket becomes the latest to remove the dates, urging customers to use their judgement instead.

Lloyds is looking to recover debts owed by the network of companies controlled by the Barclay family.

Chris Licht had been criticised for CNN's handling of a recent town hall interview with Donald Trump.

Around 2,000 security officers will walk out for 31 days in June and August.

The prime minister says "subsidy races" are not a solution to hitting climate goals, as he visits Washington.

The UK's biggest mortgage lender says rising borrowing costs are affecting confidence.

The Beijing-based firm has denied Chinese Communist Party members were allowed to access user data.

They say personal details of 100,000 staff at the BBC, British Airways and Boots will be published if employers do not get in touch.

The Barclay family, which also owns the Spectator magazine and courier Yodel, owes debts to Lloyds Bank.

The Advertising Standards Authority ruled that the adverts failed to mention Shell's more polluting activities.

Simon Roberts earned a bonus and share awards despite a drop in profits at the supermarket chain.

The Securities and Exchange Commission says the company has not followed financial rules.

The PGA Tour and DP World Tour agree to merge with Saudi Arabian-backed circuit LIV Golf in a deal that ends the acrimonious split in the game.

Members have backed the lobbying giant but it is not clear if the government will renew engagement.

One of the most common swear words will no longer be automatically changed when you type out a message.

Experts give advice to the more than 100,000 warned their personal data is in the hands of cyber-criminals.