Business

China has confirmed its bounce-back from the coronavirus crisis as official figures revealed its economy grew by 2.3% last year.

Lorries used to transport British shellfish have parked on the roads near Downing Street in protest over delays getting into the EU due to new Brexit rules.

Property asking prices have dipped as home sellers scramble to agree deals before the end of the stamp duty holiday, new figures suggest.

Samsung boss Lee Jae-yong has been sent back to jail after receiving a two-and- a-half year sentence over his involvement in a major corruption scandal.

Everyone arriving in the UK from abroad must now self-isolate as the government order shutting all travel corridors comes into effect.

Local authorities are losing tens of millions of pounds supporting struggling business tenants through the pandemic which could have dire and long-lasting consequences for local services, Sky News has found.

Interactive Investor, Britain's second-largest direct-to-consumer share trading platform, is on the verge of another strategically compelling takeover with a deal to buy the retail business formerly known as Selftrade.

EDF, the French state-backed energy giant, is drawing up secret plans for a stock market flotation of one of Britain's biggest providers of electric vehicle charging infrastructure amid soaring demand from motorists.

The travel industry is pleading for more support as the latest coronavirus restrictions left the UK's airports at "near-complete shutdown", with warnings they may have to close temporarily. 

WhatsApp is delaying the rollout of new business features following a user backlash over the company's data sharing practices.