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British Steel risks collapse with 25000 jobs under threat

British Steel had asked the government for a 75 million pound loan but has since reduced its demand to 30 million pounds after Greybull agreed to put up more mo...

McDonald's says it's offering training to combat harassment

The advocacy groups said they were unimpressed with McDonald's efforts to address the problem. FBN's Jeff Flock on the protest outside of the McDonald's headq...

Little Caesars testing pizza with Impossible Foods meatless sausage

Even US meat producers like Tyson Foods are investing in plant-based meats. Heme is found in cows and plants-and Impossible Foods has a global patent to use it ...

Australian finds $105000 gold nugget using metal detector

After unearthing the treasure near Kalgoorlie in Western Australia, the man had it appraised; the estimated worth of the nugget is approximately 100,000 Austral...

Pakistani rupee plunges to Rs153 against USA dollar

The State Bank of Pakistan, which lifted interest rates by 150 basis points on Monday to 12.25%, said it was watching the foreign exchange market closely and wo...

Trump's tariffs could destroy the sneaker industry

Tariffs are paid by domestic companies, which often pass the cost to consumers in the form of higher prices. And while $7 billion certainly sounds like a larg...

Chevy's safety feature won't let teens drive without seat belts

The new version is called Buckle to Drive and incorporated into the standard Teen Driver safety system. This new mode modifies other driver settings, like limit...

Postal Service is shipping mail on self-driving trucks for first time

After the initial trial, which is expected to last about two weeks, the Postal Service will assess whether to continue working with TuSimple . The fleet will...

Will Huawei phones stop working after Googles restriction?

In a statement , Google said it was "complying with the order and reviewing the implications". Trump's broadside will cause pain for USA companies that c...

European Elections 2019: This is everything you need to know

Voters will choose a single party and the number of elected candidates from each party's list depends upon the proportion of votes cast. United Kingdom voters...

Ryanair warns of tough year ahead

Meanwhile, revenue over the 12 months was up 6pc to €7.56bn, from €7.15bn a year earlier. However, that includes Austrian airline Lauda as part of the consoli...

New Coke Is Coming Back, Thanks to 'Stranger Things'

A bundle of two cans of the recipe and limited-edition and numbered Stranger Things/Coca-Cola and Coke Zero Sugar 8-oz. glass bottle will be available for purch...

Tesco Bank ceases mortgage lending

The bank, which has key operations in Edinburgh and Glasgow, said it was actively exploring options to sell its existing portfolio, which has total lending bala...

Fort Worth Airport and American Airlines plan for a sixth terminal

The joint project also involves an upgrade plan of the existing Terminal C, which opened in 1974 as one of the airport's original terminals. The expansion, wh...

One victor of €6.2m Lotto jackpot

Late yesterday evening it was announced that one very lucky person in Ireland had won the lotto jackpot and would be taking home an absolutely jaw-dropping pr...

Investors lose £27m to crypto, forex scams

The number of foreign exchange and cryptocurrency scams more than tripled to 1,800 a year ago, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said on Tuesday. Scammers...

Jamie Oliver's restaurant chain enters administration

In a statement, Oliver said he was "deeply saddened by this outcome". "I appreciate how hard this is for everyone affected", he added. The administration co...

Salesforce resolves massive outage with gradual access restoration

An apparent bug in the system caused all permissions to be granted to every single profile in some orgs. This includes Standard profiles and Custom as well. The...

Ryanair says profits down more than a quarter

The U.S. Transportation Department said that July 2018 was the all-time busiest air travel month, with 75.8 million passengers. Ryanair had cut its profit for...

Dressbarn to close its 650 stores

Information about store closing sales will be shared at a later date, according to the retailer. Unlike many other specialty stores its size geared to teens, Dr...

Manchester Airport latest: Fuel issues at airport resolved - flights set to resume

Some said they had been stuck on grounded planes for more than an hour. Some had to fly to Liverpool airport to top up before continuing their journeys. 'Engine...

China stocks, currency weaker on trade war escalation, state buying seen

The trade-weighted index rose to 72.13 points from 72.03, again reflecting the change in the yuan's value. The White House is preparing duties on the remaining ...

Trump may pardon servicemen accused, convicted of war crimes

According to the Times , the Trump Administration has made "expedited requests" this week for paperwork to pardon these individuals on or around Memorial Day...

U.S. Commerce Department scales back restrictions on Huawei

Basically, this means that Huawei users will still be able to update their apps via Google Play Store, as well as download new apps whenever they want. It m...

Tata Motors returns to profit in Q4

Chief executive Ralf Speth said: "Jaguar Land Rover has been one of the first companies in its sector to address the multiple headwinds simultaneously sweeping ...

Little Caesars will test pizza with meatless sausage as a topping

The topping will be created as part of the Impossible Foods brand, which is known for creating a plant-based meat for other restaurants. Meatless meat options...

Ford is cutting 7,000 white-collar jobs

Ford said the plan, which includes 2,300 cuts in the U.S., will save the company $600m (£471m) a year. It is the second major United States carmaker to announ...

FCC, Sprint, T-Mobile to announce agreement on deal

In a blog , T-Mobile CEO John Legere said that the new company, called the New T-Mobile, will "cover 97% of the US population with 5G on low-band spectrum and ...

FCC wants phone companies to start blocking robocalls by default

In its June 6 vote, the FCC will decide whether to authorize carriers to filter out these unwanted called on an opt-out basis, which means the filtering will ha...

Activists shut down BP headquarters on eve of AGM in Aberdeen

A BP employee said they had not been told what was happening. Writing on Twitter , they wrote: "We've met with BP several times but they're still continuing ...