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The struggling high-cost firm has immediately halted all lending after failing to secure cash from investors.

Hundreds of sub-postmasters who exposed wrongdoing will now be able to recover their losses in full.

It will only account for less than 10% of China's former top-selling developer's $300bn debt.

The online giant follows other firms in raising pay amid a labour shortage and strikes across the UK.

Chris O'Shea will still take a bonus after the firm's debt agents broke into vulnerable people's homes to fit meters.

The delivery giant is restructuring its business after a slowdown in takeaway sales.

The supermarket says vouchers will be worth a third less from 14 June.

Zhao Weiguo formerly headed Tsinghua Unigroup, which was one of China's leading chipmakers.

The online retail giant said the positions would be closed "in the next few weeks".

Investors are selling shares despite an overnight rescue deal for America's First Republic.

The government announced new support for nuclear power in the Spring Budget.

The firm is systematically falling down on its obligation to deliver letters, MPs say.

The department store operator and Waitrose owner reports losses in "a very tough year".

Speed is of the essence when dealing with the banking industry - as know from the 2008 crash.

A slump in the troubled lender's shares has intensified fears about a broader bank crisis.

The electronics giant will build five more semiconductor factories in the country.

The ratings giant warns of a 'rapid deterioration in the operating environment' for US banks.

US authorities have stepped in to protect customers after the collapse of two American banks.

Labour groups had opposed contractor status, saying it robbed them of rights like sick leave.