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Foxconn's move comes ahead of the expected launch of Apple's iPhone 15 later this year.

The privacy watchdog is urging groups using the outsourcing giant to check if data has been exposed.

Last year, Temasek Holdings wrote off all of the $275m (£222.8m) it had invested in FTX.

Food retailer Dicksons began with a single South Shields shop before expanding across the North East.

The shadow chancellor is calling for a "proper windfall" tax on energy firm profits.

Thousands of people have had their plans upended as disruption at Heathrow continues for a second day.

Supermarkets have been accused of "greedflation" - putting prices up to bolster profits.

It comes after First Citizens, which bought the US operations of another troubled lender, announced job cuts.

The number of licensed premises fell by 15.6% for central London in the three years to March.

Households will see bills fall in July, but experts say costs will remain far higher than two years ago.

The US is running out of time to reach a debt ceiling deal. So is Wall Street finally worried?

Low-income households, pensioners and some disabled people will get extra help with energy bills.

If you're struggling to afford your gas and electricity bills, what options are available?

Anne Boden says nobody believed a "5ft tall Welsh woman in her mid-50s" could achieve what she has.

The move comes two months after SVB's collapse triggered fears of a banking crisis.

Senior Tory backbencher David Davis says there is 'damning evidence' parliament was misled.

Barclays warns mortgage holders and renters will spend up to 30% of their income on higher costs.

Some at the Bank of England suggest less competition from EU firms is part of the picture.