A former Zurich employee claims defective flats were not inspected as surveyors were overburdened. Source link

His associate said the music industry was "related to P", a way Epstein apparently often referred to women. Source link

The UK government says it has secured £150bn worth of US investment which it hopes will create 7,600 jobs.The announcement, which coincides with President Donald Trump's state visit, follows ...

Zoe KleinmanTechnology editorWatch: UK is not giving up its digital sovereignty, Microsoft boss tells BBCMajor US tech firms have pledged tens of billions of pounds worth of investment in ...

The world's fourth-biggest company, Google owner Alphabet, has announced a £5bn ($6.8bn) investment in UK artificial intelligence (AI).The money will be used for infrastructure and scientific research over the ...

Mitchell LabiakBusiness reporter andSimon JackBusiness editorGetty ImagesAstraZeneca has paused plans to invest £200m at a Cambridge research site in a fresh blow to the UK pharmaceutical industry.The project, which ...

Simon Jackbusiness editor,Faarea Masud andRachel Clunbusiness reportersGetty ImagesUS pharmaceutical giant Merck is scrapping a planned £1bn expansion of its UK operations, saying the government is not investing enough in ...

The HOL announcement featured two names that raised eyebrows beyond west Wales.Former Ospreys, Wales and Lions fly-half Dan Biggar is part of HOL's sports and entertainment division that is ...

Computer chip giant Texas Instruments (TI) will invest more than $60bn (£44.74bn) in the US, as President Donald Trump pressures big technology firms to increase manufacturing in the country.The ...

Getty ImagesUS President Donald Trump may have called tariffs his favourite word in the dictionary. But when it comes to obsessions, business investment has got to be close. As ...

Sameer HashmiBusiness reporterGetty ImagesPresident Trump, pictured here in 2019, is due to meet Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on TuesdayWith US President Donald Trump due to visit Gulf ...

Chinese technology giant Tencent has made a €1.2bn ($1.25bn; £1bn) investment in a spin-off from Ubisoft, the maker of the Assassin's Creed video games.Shenzhen-based Tencent will own about a ...