BUSINESS

Shadow City minister Jonathan Reynolds spoke to IBTimes UK ahead of the 2017 Budget.

The Restaurant Group admits there is "much work to do" to correct mistakes made last year.

Profit before tax more than halves to £18.8m in 2016 calendar year.

Gross domestic product expected to expand by 1.6% in 2017.

The move will see about 7,500 tonnes of sugar being removed across many of its well-known brands.

The Advertising Standards Authority said the advert was 'irresponsible'.

Region-wise, all four English regions saw an increase in permanent placements.

The Chancellor is expected 'to not shirk difficult questions' about the country's economy.

On International Women's Day 2017 we should focus on how to get working women from the bottom to the top.

Watch as IBTimes UK attempts to predict what Hammond has been planning in Number 11.

Talk of peak oil demand is nonsense, given robust Asian import levels, says Riyadh's top oilman.

Philip Hammond is expected to have £12bn to play with, but he plans keep hold of it in case economy weakens.

Council chiefs said the national retailer's behaviour 'beggars belief'.

Price of dual fuel standard variable tariffs will increase by 8.8% from 26 April.

Stores owned by Food Retailer Operations to be closed after company entered administration last month.

Just Eat bought rivals in the UK, Italy, Spain, Mexico and Canada as it continued to expand across all markets.

Bookmaker posts £5.7m loss due to costs related to the merger but revenue and profits increase.

Qtum has released: 'Smart-Contract Value-Transfer Protocols on a Distributed Mobile Application Platform'.

Britain's largest motor insurer also cuts dividend payouts by half compared to a year ago.

While total sales grew 0.4% on-year in February, like-for-like sales were down 0.4%.

World's largest publicly listed oil and gas producer unveils multi-billion dollar downstream investment plan.

Russia sounds non-committal on extending oil production cuts beyond the summer as experts warn CERAWeek of rising US production.

UK car sales drop 0.3% year-on-year in February but demand is expected to pick up again in March.

Ten Ethereum companies launch Proof of Authority testnet after Ropsten suffered a DoS attack on Feb 24.

Broadcaster will pay £394m a year for the new three-deal which will run until the end of the 2020-21 season.

Question vexing many at CERAWeek appears to be how far Opec would go in order to support the oil price.

The deal valued at €2.2bn will see maker of Peugeot and Citroen taking over Vauxhall and Opel.

Martin Gilbert, the chief executive of Aberdeen, said the merger will result in "some job losses."

Germany's largest lender announces plans to revamp its business structure after years of losses.