BUSINESS

Change means average price of a house in Britain is now £220,260.

Transport operator posts 12% year-on-year increase in revenue on the back of declining pound.

Oil giant and the rest of the industry suffers amid weak oil prices.

A total of 4,462 houses were completed in the six months to 31 January period.

IBM blockchain includes Dubai Customs, Dubai Trade and Santander to track the import and export of goods.

Environment Minister stands by decision to close 23 of 41 mines and says country 'unfit for mining'.

DC Metropolitan Police have reportedly asked Facebook for subscriber information on inauguration protesters.

The move is aimed at getting approvals from European antitrust authorities for their €29bn merger.

Portugal-based Doyen Sports indicated that the hacker had also breached other sports agencies.

UK food sales grew 2% in the 3 months to January, while non-food sales grew by just 0.3%.

Iraq's economy has been ravaged by the cost of fighting Islamic State and by low oil prices.

GCHQ and industry clash following suggestion fear is used to over-hype services.

UK prime minister issued the warning as she briefed House of Commons about an informal EU summit.

The government has said it will look to pass legislation allowing the sale of the drug abroad.

The Secrets clubs cannot reclaim £500,000 after taxman comes down on its scheme to pay dancers with vouchers.

Global ratings agency says rising support for anti-EU agendas poses extreme risk to EU integration.

Leaked emails detail conversations between Beckham and PR chief Simon Oliveira.

The six fraudsters, who include two former HBOS employees, received lengthy custodial sentences last week.

Lower operating cash costs and higher gold price fill the coffer of Africa-focussed blue chip mining company.

Investors urged to make their disapproval known when it comes to pay increase for top City bosses.

Labour, the Liberal Democrats and the SNP are all seeking changes to the draft legislation.

During lengthy Twitter chat, Tesla boss reveals his self-driving trucks are making progress.

The Japanese car giant said slower growth in its key US carmarket hit profit.

Car registrations rise 2.9% in January, driven by a 5% demand increase from the private sector.

The airline said cuts in fares, new routes and a fall in the pound all eat into profit.

Only 13% of companies believe business environment will improve over coming year, survey shows.

These cancellations were amid regulatory and foreign exchange restrictions.

Most businesses in the UK said that due to a weaker sterling profit margins would decline.

UK business organisation also calls for renewed focus on education.