BUSINESS

Inflation rises 2.3% year-on-year in February, beating expectations for a 2.1% rise.

Labour MP Frank Field urges tycoon to hand rebate to pensioners as some will receive only 88% of their entitlements.

The group cut new deals with Asda, British Airways and Target among others over the past year.

House builder announces 9% increase in first-half profits to £247.6m.

Betting company said it sees significant growth opportunities for the business.

Most electric cars are being recharged during those hours when demand for energy is at its highest levels.

This could force some manufacturers to shift their factories outside the UK.

Former Bank of England chief foresees no major problems with currency in an independent Scotland.

Over 250 firms have now withdrawn advertising including HSBC, McDonald's and Volkswagen.

Survey from British business body found 27% of companies will be deterred by EU tariffs.

Standard & Poor's report claims Irish economy's recovery has led to a major improvement in the country's banks.

Forbes rich list was able to find more that 2,000 billionaires for the first time in the 31-year history of the rankings.

London occupies the fifth place in the survey of potential leading hubs in technological innovation.

The Rail Delivery Group announces commitment to build 6,000 new carriages.

Net profit at the Japanese consumer electronics giant slumped by almost a third last year.

German lender is in the process of cutting 9,000 full-time jobs in a bid to cut costs.

Bread and cake firm reports 5.3% rise in profits for six months ended 31 December.

Trump has possibly influenced the member nations' disapproval of protectionist trade policy.

The Tel Aviv-based company combines advanced cryptography, parallel computing and blockchain technology.

The two companies announced an all-share tie-up with Vodafone India owning 45% of the combined entity.

On an annual basis, this price rise stood at 2.3%.

IBM makes number of blockchain announcements at InterConnect in Las Vegas.

Lib Dems says Theresa May's Brexit vote will damage British businesses.

'I've worked in customer service since day one,' says Joe Gordon.

The nation has been advised to balance improvements in public finance with inflation risk.

Big names, including JBS and BRF, are among the 30 companies accused of unhygienic practices.

Flights set to depart from Barcelona to Los Angeles, San Francisco, Buenos Aires, and Punta Canta.

Many major UK brands and UK government departments have also withdrawn their ads from these platforms.

Trend likely to shift as the Federal Reserve announced a rate hike for 2017