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Life insurance giant reports operating profits of £4.26bn for 2016 calendar year.

Asda, Morrisons and Tesco will cut fuel prices by 2p per litre across the country.

Chilean mining firm reports profit before tax of $284.6m in 2016.

Online grocery retailer reports increase in weekly orders but average order size declines 1.6%.

In an exclusive interview with IBTimes UK, the boss of automation giant says humankind is accelerating towards 'co-bots' not just robots.

The upgrade is amid stronger than expected consumer spending and ONS' upward revision of its Q4 GDP data.

The offered rate is £1 more than the National Living Wage of £7.44.

This is what Theresa May will have to do to split from the economic and political bloc.

The Scottish Whisky Association says it will work to understand what independence referendum will bring.

Country says economy has diversified away from the three banks that collapsed, causing the last great crash.

Second most powerful person at the central bank is under pressure to quit after taking up her post two weeks ago.

Iceland has announced that it will ease capital restrictions that have been imposed since the Financial Crisis.

Mobileye technology is used in the emergency braking and self-driving systems sold by several car companies.

In 2016, BTL announced it was working on cross-border remittances with Visa Europe's Innovation Hub, Visa Collab.

Customers will pay £73 more a year after company's first price hike in four years.

Amec Foster Wheeler shareholders will retain control of 44% of the new company, following £2.2bn takeover bid.

Average rents in February stand at £920, as London records 4.7% year-on-year drop

Jasper Cuppaidge founded the brewer in 2007 before selling it to industry giant AB InBev in 2015.

Bovis turned down a competing cash-and-share bid from Redrow on 12 March.

The move will quadruple the company's annual roasting capacity.

Tucker, 59, will take over from Douglas Flint in October.

This is part of its £2bn investment plan aimed at improving operations in its home market.

After touching a five-month low in January, spending rose 1.5% on-year in February.

Leaked report warns of the 'major economic shocks' if UK-EU deal is not struck.

Comments follow the revelation there were more men called 'John' in top jobs than women.

The dismissal came on 10 March from US district judge George Daniels in Manhattan.

US economy added more jobs than expected last month, while the unemployment rate declined slightly.

Pay ratios between chief executives and shop floor workers shows no signs of narrowing.

Sources tell IBTimes UK that drivers are expected to back the industrial action in 'career block' row.