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Unlike households, businesses are not covered by an energy price cap.
The boss of TravelSupermarket says holidaymakers are finding ways to save money.
We hear how economics is brought to life by some of the most popular literary figures.
Eid-ul-Adha is one of the busiest times of the year for many Muslim retailers.
We hear from people struggling with rising rents as landlords push up prices.
Find out why AI thinks the female boss of a cybersecurity company is a man.
An entrepreneur says access to funding for black owned starts-ups isn't get easier.
How a banking app is helping victims to mute abusive notes sent with bank transfers.
A former club executive tells us if the historic run is spoilt by the FFP allegations.
30-year-old Ben Francis set up Gymshark, the sportwear brand, just over a decade ago.
The company's contract for services in the north and Scotland expires at the end of May.
Gaming deal block is "darkest day in our four decades in Britain", says Microsoft's boss
According to some estimates, more than £1 billion will be spent this weekend.
Charlene Lyons talks about how Covid and rising costs turned into a 'perfect storm'.
Immersive technologies have the potential to "transform" healthcare, the government says.
Hundreds of charities are concerned about whether they will cope with rising demand.
Just over half of women say home-working would boost career progression, a survey says.
Key moments in video game history since the first commercial arcade game in 1971.
The five-day office week could become the norm again in two years, a think tank says.
Britons are spending more on home delivered meals than before the pandemic struck.
Consumers are still sceptical about electric cars, the boss of Ford UK tells the BBC.
The 2014 winner of BBC TV show The Apprentice s calls for better digital education.
Professionals describe their struggles with reading and writing at work.
400 people attended the UK's first mask-free conference since the start of the pandemic.
Businesses in the Devonshire Green shopping area of Sheffield discuss reopening.
Research shows only 5.6% of people with learning disabilities were employed last year.
Entrepreneur Grace Beverley on the tricky balance of being an influencer and company boss
CEO of Fanbytes, Timothy Amoo, on how he started running his first business in school.
Entrepreneur Liberty Foreman on struggling at school but finding success in business.
Sean from Wake Up to Money chats to entrepreneurs who hit a million mark by age 30.
Venue bosses share experiences of their event businesses closing during the pandemic.
How did drag go from niche sub-culture to a big business?
How live performers have moved their shows online during the pandemic.
