Wales business

Plans for 650-job glass factory scrapped

Chemicals factory confirms it is axing 220 jobs

Business support package on table after port closure

Energy cost cuts to 'boost' thousands of new jobs

From ironworks to innovation in Merthyr Tydfil

Spend new defence billions in Wales, companies say

Banks urged not to 'label' people with low credit scores

Second homes tax worth £12.5m to council

Residents celebrate gas-fired power plant refusal

Road upgrade welcomed but more needed, haulier says

Cash for tourist firms to shelter visitors from rain

Almost 300 jobs at risk at Barry chemicals factory

Welsh meat promoter criticised on climate comments

Tourism tax 'risky economic move', says holiday let firm

'Brutal' holiday let rules 'risk thousands of jobs'

Twenty jobs could go as part of WRU restructure

Steel nationalisation talks unfair on Wales, says Plaid

Welsh gin first in UK to get protected status

US tariffs 'painful' for some but 'opportunities' for others

Anglesey salt firm braced for Trump tariffs. Video, 00:00:35Anglesey salt firm braced for Trump tariffs

Decision demanded on port closure compensation

No tourism tax before next election, council says

U-turn on plans for tourism tax on children's trips