Business

For three days Donald Trump dominated Davos from a distance.

Sainsbury's has revealed plans to cut more than 3,000 jobs.

Mobile network Three has apologised after customers across the country reported problems making and receiving voice calls.

Barclays is proposing to slash the fixed pay it hands to its chief executive each year as part of an overhaul of his remuneration package that will see his maximum earnings capped at just over £14m.

Primark's owners have reported a rare plunge in retail sales during the crucial Christmas quarter, underlining the challenges facing even discount retailers in the tough economy.

Pity the 3,000 Sainsbury's employees whose roles are set to be eliminated because of today's big jobs announcement from the UK's number two supermarket retailer.

Part-owners of Chelsea and Manchester United football clubs are among a quartet of finalists vying to buy a big stake in London Spirit, the most prestigious franchise in English cricket's Hundred competition.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has indicated she will overrule environmental objections to a third runway at Heathrow in order to prioritise economic growth, a position likely to bring her into conflict with colleagues including energy secretary Ed Miliband.

Real Madrid have become the first football club to generate more than a billion euros (£845m) in revenue in a single year, topping a financial services company's league.

There's a chart that's been doing the rounds in recent weeks - American businessman Marc Andreessen tweeted it, and then it was reposted by Donald Trump himself.