BUSINESS

Sharp fall in the value of the pound could add millions more to the cost of the defence contract.

The markets have also been boosted by new highs on Wall Street.

IBM looks to global trade blockchain with Port Authority of Singapore, the world's largest container transhipment port.

Siemens says it will continue to invest in the UK, despite the Brexit vote.

Like-for-like sales slip 0.5% from a year ago following 0.5% increase in May.

1MDB says will continue with rationalisation plan and is able to honour current debt obligations.

Economic uncertainty is weighing on oil demand forecasts.

Aviation flying high as demand from China and low-cost carriers forecasts 39,620 new aircraft by 2035.

Low interest rates will make mortgage holders happy but cash savers face tough times.

Sterling rises briefly above $1.30 but concerns over Bank of England's rate decision remain.

The Malaysian low-cost airline could use the new aircraft to expand its routes to and from India.

David Cameron says the new deal with US planemaker Boeing shows the UK is open for business.

Marina Reznik of Atlantic Sotheby's International Realty recorded the transaction using Coloured Coins protocol.

Southern Rail ranked worst in country for customer satisfaction as operator slashes 341 services.

Passenger numbers fall 1% in June due to adverse weather and French ATC strikes.

Rolls-Royce buys the rest of ITP it does not already own to boost its stake in the engine aftermarket sector

Govia Thameslink says the new timetable is designed to give passengers a 'more consistent' service.

BDO's business optimism index falls to 98.9 in June from 99.4 in the previous month.

The win made many analysts believe that PM Shinzo Abe would issue a fresh fiscal stimulus package.

German shareholders due to vote on the merger on 12 July, which already has the backing of LSE shareholders.

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.