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Caring for vulnerable consumers in Britain’s energy market is a high priority for Ofgem, as the regulator for gas and electricity markets in Great Britain.

Competition authorities across Europe are considering whether and how businesses could be encouraged to cooperate to achieve environmental sustainability goals within the boundaries of competition law, which in certain circumstances frowns upon collaborations between rival firms.

EU energy ministers met on 9 September to discuss possible further steps to reduce the EU’s energy bill and find new ways of financing support to consumers.

Trade wars, faltering economies, geopolitical threats, tensions between allies and rearmament - the urge to reach for 1930s history books is almost overwhelming. Are we scaring ourselves witless, or are there good lessons to be learnt in political economy?

The delivery industry has blossomed and is beginning to provide a competitive alternative to traditional food retailing.

World events can hang heavy over International Day of Happiness each year. But it's not all doom and gloom, argues Baroness Sarah Hogg - better well-being is possible, and the evidence points towards it being a generational shift. But there's no time to lose...