BUSINESS

Mark Carney is likely to hold fire when the Bank of England meets on Thursday, after cutting interest rates last month.

Aspirin maker forms the world's biggest seed and pesticide group.

The chain plans to expand its low-cost model with new gyms and fresh membership options.

William Hill rejected offer from 888 and Rank Group, while Paddy Power merged with Betfair last year.

Darren Topp hopes to enjoy better working relationships at LK Bennett than he endured at BHS.

Dyson is so positive about the UK's future that he is investing £250m to expand his company's R&D facility.

UK unemployment rate remains at lowest level since the three months between July and September 2005.

The housebuilder completed more than 3,000 homes in the period.

Traders are said to believe that the US central bank could increase interest rates in December.

European Parliament President says rules are not clear enough but thinks Barroso's appointment is 'strange'.

Anxiety about foreign investors' willingness to fund UK's current account deficit are premature, according to Fitch.

The deal is likely to be revealed on 14 September in New York before the stock market opens.

Public Accounts Committee says the £55bn project needs a 'realistic timetable'.

The Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business (CKGSB) boasts Alibaba's Jack Ma among its alumni.

House of Lords Constitution Committee says it would be 'constitutionally inappropriate' to ignore parliament.

The 93-year-old betting game, once played by 10m punters, is set to change hands.

Verhofstadt wants the UK to split from the EU before the next round of European Parliamentary elections.

The retailer said that the Brexit vote could cause some uncertainties over the next 2 or 3 years.

The Office for National Statistics said the UK consumer price index inflation was unchanged for the second month in a row.

Note featuring a picture of Winston Churchill, will be harder to counterfeit and can last up to five years.

esure said splitting both businesses will allow management teams to focus on independent strategies and boost shareholder value.

Assets of the richest 1% in the UK worth more than 20 times that of the poorest fifth.

Boss of market-leading pub chain says French winemakers won't tolerate post-Brexit tariffs on the UK.

Brainard wants stronger US consumer spending and increasing inflation before raising interest rates.

Claims were up 30% to £1.3bn from 2014 but fraudsters have more chance of being caught, says industry.

Online grocery retailers processes 226,000 orders a week, an 18.9% year-on-year increase from last year.

The deal, which is said to be at a 'critical and delicate' stage, could save about 2,000 jobs.

Drivers carrying goods to North Korea said there is increased security now.

Tom Hayes says the Serious Fraud Office had not pursued senior UBS bosses over the rate-rigging scandal.