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An MP introduces a bill to force all employers to allow staff to work flexible hours.

Official figures also show a record number in employment as the labour market remains "strong".

The Bank of England has unveiled the new Alan Turing £50 note, but does it make sense to even have it?

New tools to fight online scams are launched after a legal action by TV personality Martin Lewis.

The note - once called the currency of corrupt elites - gets a makeover with the image of a computer pioneer.

The government says it wants to extend eligibility to the lowest paid employees.

More Americans are visiting London and splashing the cash as Brits in New York are counting the cents.

Landlords can decide to rule out tenants with children when letting a home, but some say that is unfair.

The BBC's Aaron Heslehurst explains how the ATM or cash machine became a million dollar idea.

Female entrepreneurs say they struggle to get male investors to buy into their ideas.

A charity is alerting consumers to the risks while urging marketplaces to do more to prevent listings.

Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat pages are plugging a scam, which can leave victims owing hundreds.

Plastic-backed appliances pose a fire risk and should be removed from sale, the consumer group says.

After recent large-scale job cuts, we asked the BBC audience how they coped when it happened to them.

Brexit uncertainty coupled with an economic slowdown has pushed sterling to April 2017 levels.

University open days are attracting tens of thousands. But the travel costs are too much for some families.

The tax will apply to tickets for all flights from airports in France, the government says.

Overall, ethnic minorities earn 3.8% less than white ethnic groups, the first official figures show.

It's the easiest way to turn self-employed, but one in five such businesses fail within a year.

Children at an animation club have come up with a manifesto to help disadvantaged kids during holidays.