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Annual study of more than 6,000 mobile customers names most and least popular UK network providers.

Deliveroo's "dark kitchens" are workspaces allowing restaurants to meet demand for app deliveries.

More than 320,500 self-employed people in Britain are working two or more jobs, new analysis suggests.

People without a bank account pay more for energy, loans and mobile phone deals, research suggests.

The rising cost and sophistication of veterinary treatments is pushing up the size of claims.

A company cannot automatically keep a large deposit if the customer cancels owing to unavoidable circumstances.

Unemployment fell by 27,000 in the three months to February to 1.34 million.

Top-rated reviews on popular items are dominated by unknown brands, consumer group Which? finds.

Alibaba's billionaire founder sparked intense debate after pressing for a 9am to 9pm working day and a six-day week.

A major shake-up of the rental sector in England is intended to give tenants long-term security.

Despite higher shopper numbers in March, consumers are not spending more, a survey suggests.

The "fraud refund guarantee" covers customers tricked into authorising payments to fraudsters.

Studies show an increase in people turning up to work despite not feeling well enough to do so.

One teacher told researchers she has to teach phonics to some children, as she gives cereal to others.

Investors will be able to demand money back if Labour takes firms into public ownership, documents say.

Why an experiment in rural India may help us rekindle a savings habit, despite the squeeze in wages.

The club shared the personal data of more than 14 million people without proper consent.

A city with impressive recycling credentials has a unique waste system involving seven coloured bags.

The TUC says one in 13 ethnic minority workers is either on zero-hours or a temporary work contract.

Last year saw a fall in the number of people who bought groceries online, say analysts Mintel.