Bankers’ bonuses will be removed at the end of the month according to financial regulators. Will Bain finds out the potential impacts of getting rid of the cap.

Two of the world’s biggest technology giants are boasting increased profits, but what about cloud (services) on the horizon?

And ONS data shows that less people are choosing to be self-employed after a boom during the pandemic – we look at why people are choosing full-time over freelance.

The real living wage not the one the government sets out will be increasing to £12 in the UK and £13 in London. Will Bain will be finding out what this means for businesses.

We look at the devastating impact of Storm Babet and how one business is struggling to stay afloat as they can’t take out insurance cover.

And we head back to the 90’s with Sonic and Super Mario. The latest versions of the video games have launched but what do gamers make of it?

As the impact of Storm Babet continues to be felt across several parts of the UK, Will Bain finds out how businesses in Scotland have been affected, and how they’re coping with the work needed to clear up in its wake.

Plus the latest data showing how sales are faring on the high street, why the sale of The Daily Telegraph is more complex than it might first appear, and we delve into the world of lab grown diamonds.

MPs tell the government that it hasn't done enough to roll out smart meters or convince the public they're a good thing... Felicity Hannah will be finding out what more can be done.

Victoria Secret announce they are bringing sexy back as they drop the feminist makeover after sales slump

And we hear your thoughts on tipping, do you go above the required or nothing at all?

Will Bain has the latest as streaming giant Netflix puts up its prices. Plus, we hear from the boss of Screwfix about why there is more demand in the trade sector than can be met. And profits are down at Tesla - is it out of the driving seat?

Goldman Sachs boss stops DJing high-profile gigs after criticism it created a distraction. Plus, the UK's motor industry trade body warns post-Brexit tariffs could cost motorists. We also hear from the chief executive of Citroën.

Will Bain finds out about new trend 'cash stuffing' and why one insurer is warning savers. Six months after closing Tech Nation, the support scheme for UK tech start-ups relaunches. Plus, food and drink makers cut their prices - are we seeing it on the shelves?

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is one step closer to owning a slice of Manchester United. We look back on 100 years of Disney and get assess reports that the UK will avoid a recession

Auditing giant KPMG has been fined £21m due to failures in its assessments of the collapsed construction firm, Carillion. Felicity Hannah hears what went so wrong.

If you've been online recently to compare car insurance quotes, you'll know the prices have shot up we look at why this is the case.

And Taylor Swift's new film featuring her current sell out concert tour hits UK cinema screens, we hear all about Swiftiemania.

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