Spotify signs crucial Warner Music deal

Spotify has signed a new licensing deal with Warner Music Group, paving the way for the music streaming service to go public.

Jaguar Land Rover to make only electric or hybrid cars from 2020

Carmaker follows Volvo in spelling an end for petrol or diesel-only cars, despite not making any electric vehicles at present

McDonald’s workers to go on strike in Britain for first time

Staff in Cambridge and Crayford branches to protest over low wages and zero-hours contracts in action backed by Corbyn McDonald’s faces its first strike

Lloyd’s of London moving EU business to Brussels

As the UK waits for Theresa May to trigger Article 50 and kick off the Brexit process, Lloyd's of London has reportedly come to a decision on where to move its EU business.

BrewDog backs down over Lone Wolf pub trademark dispute

Brewer withdraws action after Guardian report sparks backlash accusing firm of being ‘multinational corporate machine’.

Staff suffering mental health issues feel managers are not supportive

There is a discrepancy between how well UK managers feel they support employees suffering mental health problems versus how well supported staff feel, according to mental health charity Mind’s workplace wellbeing index.

Businesses need more stability on export support, BCC warns

One of the UK’s largest business lobbyists is calling for more “stability” in export planning ahead of the formal launch of Brexit talks.

Deutsche Bank puts faith in Brexit Britain with new City headquarters at 21 Moorfields

Deutsche Bank, Germany’s biggest lender, has given London a resounding vote of confidence by agreeing a 25-year lease on new UK headquarters in the Square Mile.

BBC accused of Brexit bias by more than 70 MPs: MPs’ letter in full

A group of more than 70 MPs has written to the BBC director general Tony Hall in an attack on the broadcaster's Brexit coverage.

Snapchat unveils New York stock market filing

Snap Inc, the parent company of the photo messaging app Snapchat, has revealed plans to go public in what is expected to be the biggest US technology listings in recent years.

Deutsche Bank fined by regulators over money laundering claims

Deutsche Bank has been fined $630m (£504m) by US and UK regulators in connection with a Russian money laundering plan.

Ryanair and LastMinute.com adverts banned for ‘misleading’ customers

Ryanair and LastMinute.com been rapped over the knuckles by the advertising watchdog for trying to entice customers into buying flights and holiday deals with “misleading” advertisements.