ECONOMY

The youth do not want their global, outward-looking international future taken away from them, yet they believe it is already gone for good.

Federation of German Industries says it is reluctantly coming to the conclusion that a hard Brexit was appearing inevitable.

Ratings agency S&P places region on negative credit watch as Catalan banks contemplate incorporating elsewhere in Spain.

Drastic drop in demand for diesel cars and economic uncertainty responsible for first September decline in six years.

Senior Bank official says the impact of the City's first phase of Brexit contingency planning would be "relatively modest" on jobs.

The soft drinks giant's Robinson's squash brand is made at the site facing closure, as company opts to move production elsewhere.

S&P Global Ratings opines the current recovery in Europe won't be a false dawn and can be sustained.

A home at the prestigious west London address has an average value of £35.7m.

UK chancellor acknowledges businesses need more clarity on the road ahead.

World Economic Forum's latest report opines that renewed focus is needed to raise global competitiveness.

Reading underlines challenge facing the central bank as inflation remains below it's goal of just under 2%

One in 10 workers think a "roboboss" would be more efficient than a human.

Prices in the capital fall 0.6% compared to a year earlier in the third quarter.

While salary remains the top reason for people to move jobs, there are more nuanced reasons for people making their career decisions.

GfK consumer confidence index edges up, despite expectations it would fall.

North Korean firms and joint ventures to be shut within 120 days of the UN resolution approved earlier this month.

Prime Minister says Britain needs to continue dealing with its debts and that flexible markets encourage prosperity.

Poll shows two out of five disabled persons do not feel confident of getting a job in the next six months.

Total output falls 5.3% to 103,232 units.

The vexing socioeconomic question of our age is should we view millennials as 'entitled' and 'lazy' or simply flexing their economic muscles.

YouGov/CEBR consumer confidence index rises to 108.6 in September from 107.8 in August.

Former secretary of state for work and pensions says UK should call the 'EU's bluff' on leaving without a Brexit deal given its economic clout.

Boris Johnson calls for Britain to make 'moral case' for global free trade deals after Brexit.

New research suggests deterioration over the next two years as tenants opt for more affordable housing.

Pay gap rises to £34,144 for director-level positions.

London has survived numerous economic and political events, therefore it is unlikely that Brexit will take its crown as a leading financial hub.

Ratings agency raises alarm over rapid build-up of debt but Beijing says economic fundamentals remain strong.

Home of The Office displaces Cambridge as the number one work city.

Sterling had fallen overnight against the US dollar following Federal Reserve decision to hike interest rates.