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Sainsbury's, Tesco and Aldi are among grocers asking some products to be returned to stores.

But customers can still return clothes purchased online from the fashion giant for free in stores.

Tony Fadell says the virtual reality world risks damaging human interaction and creating toxicity.

The energy giant will sell its retail business in Russia to the country’s second-largest oil producer, Lukoil.

The chancellor says he rules nothing out if they don't increase investment in energy projects soon.

Rises in the cost of living are "really beginning to bite", the UK's statistic body says.

Saudi Arabian energy giant Aramco has taken the top spot amid a broad sell-off of technology stocks.

The number of big firms setting climate targets reaches a 'critical mass' say UN-backed researchers.

The media giant appeared to have escaped the slowdown that hit arch-rival Netflix.

Amanda Blanc says unacceptable behaviour towards her has become more overt in her career.

The firm's first own-brand watch combines Google's operating system and Fitbit health tracking tech.

The advertising watchdog received complaints that the images 'reduced women to body parts'.

Masks will no longer have to be worn on EU flights and in airports from next Monday, new guidance says.

The prices of clothing and used cars fell, but inflation remained at a 40-year high.

Officials say Rishi Sunak is still open to the idea if energy firms do not reinvest their profits in the UK.

Jonathan Brearley says the gas crisis has entered a second, more serious phase so people will pay more.

The holiday company says bookings for summer holidays are to "almost reach" pre-pandemic levels.

Tesla has reportedly also halted most production at its Shanghai plant due to problems sourcing parts.

The Advertising Standards Authority banned the campaign which used swear word substitutes like "shiitake".

The actor glued his hand to a Manhattan Starbucks counter over a surcharge on vegan milk.

Russia has been hammered by sanctions introduced by Western countries since its invasion of Ukraine.

Rising prices and higher taxes are squeezing Britons' budgets, according to researchers.

It says it plans to legislate to make private e-scooters 'safer' as part of a new transport law.

Electronic Arts will instead produce new football games under the banner EA Sports FC.

He says Twitter's decision to ban the former US president was 'morally wrong and flat-out stupid'.