ECONOMY

Around 800 Indian firms had operations in the UK in 2016 with combined revenues of £47.5 bn.

The criticism comes after new figures revealed the deficit would not be repaid before 2020.

Global banking giant expected to advise Saudis on what's being tipped as the world's largest IPO.

The UK's public sector net borrowing falls 28% year-on-year in March.

Centrica CEO says government approach to energy bills cap is 'concerning'.

Wall Street hedge fund manager has form when chasing high returns from distressed debt to corporate takeovers.

The development is set to embarrass Boris Johnson and Theresa May.

Rating agency cuts grading to BBB citing one of highest debt ratios in developed world.

Retail sales fall 1.4% in the first quarter, the third consecutive decline and the biggest drop since early 2010.

President vowed to make US steel "great again" and curb cheap imports into the country.

There is a three-fold disparity between the most and least productivity areas across the country.

Tesco to sell its in-store opticians business to Specsavers' rival Vision Express for an undisclosed sum.

Rise in supply of Chinese steel made from cheaper iron ore and global oversupply have triggered a heavy drop in ore prices.

FCA urges Britain to retain access to EU markets in order to avoid disruption in the sector.

Rising commodity and oil prices have contributed to the more optimistic global outlook.

The Confederation of British Industries wants the government to establish a 'UK2030 vision'.

Average working week in London lasts 33 hours, the longest since the 2008 financial crisis.

Services sector registered the largest increase of 7.7%.

The sector may have a lot of economic potential for the government to exploit in post-Brexit Britain.

Britons pack away more chocolate per head than any other nation - even the Swiss.

Episode that caused a PR nightmare for United Airlines highlights state of the industry and flyers' relationship with it.

BCC survey shows firms remain confident over the short-term future but medium-term outlook is uncertain.

S&P Global Ratings says banks could benefit as US and EU authorities pull back from stringent regulations.

Lack of supply of new homes propping up prices, Rics survey suggests.

Interest rates for students who have taken out of a loan after September 2012 will raise from 4.6% to 6.1%.

More than 760,000 non-UK nationals worked in the sector in 2016, according to official statistics.

Unemployment rate remains at lowest since 1975 but wage growth declines to 2.2%.

The declaration "would send a shot across the bow that things are different", said Chuck Schumer.

Turnbull believes that trade between the two countries worth $20bn is only 'fraction' of full potential.