BUSINESS

Line's messaging app has 218 million monthly active users.

The findings are based on an Ipsos MORI survey of 500 business organisations.

Chancellor travels to New York on 11 July for talks with Wall Street investors.

Report says growth comes as the full impact of the UK's Brexit vote is yet to be felt.

Investing in commercial property has always been a long term play.

Charges for borrowing £100 through an unarranged overdraft for 28 days, were as high as £90.

Sliding sterling rates against the dollar and the euro could lead to more expensive breaks.

Tata Steel to sell its South Yorkshire-based speciality steels and its Hartlepool pipe mills business.

Poor US oil production data nominally reversed price declines seen over much of the trading week.

Social media giant allegedly sold rights to exploit platform via intermediary.

Moore Capital Management fund manager axed after party which featured champagne-gun-toting dwarves.

Ratings agency slashes expectations for UK growth, saying protectionism could 'threaten existence of EU'.

Sterling overtakes Argentine peso as the worst-performing currency in 2016 amid Brexit volatility.

A research team at Middlesex University has released their 'Music on the blockchain' report.

Dalian Wanda hopes to win the backing of Uefa, governing body of European football, for its plan.

'It's about much, much more than payments. It's about wholesale market data sharing,' says think-tank chairman

Major insurers have cut annuity rates by between 2% and 3% following Brexit vote.

The UK's trade deficit widened as exports fell ahead of the country's Brexit poll.

Oil prices rebounded on 8 July and traded in the green after a sharp decline in the previous trading session.

GfK consumer confidence index plunges from -1 to -9 in the wake of Brexit vote.

Uber will pay a yield of about 5% on the loan.

Amsterdam to fight it out with Dublin, Paris and Frankfurt to grab as much business as it can.

Javid is expected to make trips to the US, China, Japan and South Korea in the coming months.

Gold rally stuttered despite a weaker dollar, while the oil price slid further stateside.

EDCAB founder Siân Jones addressed the European parliament's public hearing on virtual currencies earlier this year.

Brexit could limit amount of government bonds available for purchase to the ECB.

Four former traders given lengthy sentences, as Serious Fraud Office seeks retrial of another two.

Sterling rises above $1.30 after hitting two 31-year lows over the last two days.

L&G cuts value of its property fund as range of investment managers suspend trading in these assets.