UK to quit international fishing agreements
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Michael Gove challenges Number 10 over public sector pay weeks after cabinet return
Environment secretary says the government should listen to 'authoritative' public sector pay bodies.
The end of easy money: Central bankers spark fears among investors
Central banks in the US, UK and Europe signalled they might end the loose monetary policy that has injected trillions of dollars into their economies.
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UK watchdog chides ministers, banks for not tackling online fraud
National Audit Office says government response to online fraud is not 'efficient or effective'.
Slow pace of UK economy confirmed in first three months of year
First quarter GDP growth unrevised at 0.2% as consumer facing industries suffer slowdown.
Daily Mirror owner sets aside another £7.5m to settle phone hacking claims
The newspaper group also confirms it has secured a deal to print print the rival Guardian and Observer newspapers.
Warning lights on for the UK economy? Fears grow over surge in unsecured borrowing and easy credit
Rising inflation forces Britons to dip further into their pockets to continue spending.
Bank of England needs to 'look seriously' at interest rate hike to fight inflation
Persistently low wages have contributed to historic low rates says BoE's chief economist Andy Haldane.
City watchdog warns banks against closing current accounts
Speech by FCA head comes after Norwich & Peterborough Building Society said it will close current accounts.
UK consumer confidence sinks to lowest level since Brexit vote
GfK consumer confidence index falls to -10 in June from -5 in May.
UK government accused of doing 'bare minimum' over Rupert Murdoch's £11.7bn Sky takeover
Labour Deputy Leader Tom Watson is leading the fight against the mega-merger.
Dismantling North Sea oil and gas rigs could cost UK taxpayers £60bn
Oil and Gas Authority warns the cost of decommissioning oil and gas projects could spiral out of control.
Sony to start pressing vinyl records again after almost 30 years
The music group will restart production at a new factory in Tokyo next March.
Air India privatisation move draws union opposition
India's national carrier has a £6bn debt load.
US cable company Comcast accused of cutting competitor's network to steal its customers
Lawsuit claims Comcast deliberately cut a small Texan provider's network to put it out of business.
Rupert Murdoch's Sky takeover bid set for competition regulator probe
Culture Secretary Karen Bradley likely to ask Competition and Markets Authority to look UK media plurality.
Four out of five foodbank users go hungry many times a year, warns report
The largest UK survey into foodbank use paints a picture of people vulnerable to 'income shocks' from rent or food price rises.
UK mortgage approvals and borrowing rise as households shrug off pay squeeze
Bank of England data shows mortgage approval rate hits highest level since March 2016 last month.
Gatwick makes case for second runaway after passing 45 million passenger mark
Airport reports 7.7% increase in revenue to £725m in the year ended 31 March.
BT Italy scandal prompts probe by accounts watchdog
BT revealed a £530m black hole at its Italian unit after years of overstating profits.
Tesco and Booker urge watchdog to fast-track competition probe into £3.7bn deal
CMA could bring Phase 1 of the investigation to an end 10 days ahead of schedule.
Brexit could blow a €20bn hole in EU budget, says European commissioner
Britain's exit from the EU could also spell the end for a rebate received by some member states
UK car industry slams on the brakes as production plummets 10%
Industry warns of potential £4.5bn hit post-Brexit amid worries of increasing custom costs.
UK jobs market under threat from immigration squeeze, recruitment experts warn
One in six workers in London are European Union nationals.
Rupert Murdoch: Charting the media mogul's rise and his net worth
The Australian has built one of the largest media empire in the world, including The Sun, The Times and Fox News.
Trinidad & Tobago is world's last remaining tax haven, says OECD
But others accuse the Paris-based economics body of drawing up a "meaningless" blacklist of one.
Blockchain developer ChromaWay launches Postchain 'the first consortium database'
ChromaWay's Postchain innovation was announced at Money 20/20 in Copenhagen.
Co-op Bank strikes £700m rescue deal with US hedge funds
Deal will see former parent, the Co-op Group, drop to just a 1% stake in the lender
Tesco set to slash 1,200 jobs at its head office
Retailer set to cull 25% of staff at its offices in Welwyn Garden City and Hatfield.
Sussex Partners' Patrick Ghali reveals why hedge funds below $100m in managed assets aren't for him
Global adviser discusses his investing philosophy, surviving trying times and arbitrage opportunities in the current climate.
Cambridge tops rankings as the best place to shop in Britain
The University City has a range of upmarket stores and fewer discount outlets and vacant lots.
FCA calls for sweeping changes in £7trn investment industry
City regulator urges asset management firms to be more transparent on costs and charges.
World Economic Forum blockchain report calls for 'multi-stakeholder collaboration'
'Realizing the Potential of Blockchain' was published at the World Economic Forum annual meeting in China.
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