Britons' love for prosecco and champagne could fall flat amid Brexit and rising inflation
Wine and Spirit Trade Association estimates price of prosecco and champange could go up by 9% and 5% respectively.
UFC 205 headlined by Conor McGregor generated $37m in economic output for New York City
UFC 205 also generated $18.3m in salaries and wages.
UK inflation hits highest level since June 2014 as fuel costs soar
UK inflation rate grows 1.8% in January, up from 1.6% in December but below 1.9% forecast.
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China's consumer and producer inflation rises in January, National Bureau of Statistics shows
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Pensioners are now better off than working families due to weak wage growth
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UK consumer spending growth slows to a five month low in January, Visa says
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The administration of US President Donald Trump poses a risk to global economy, Fitch Ratings says
Changes to trade relations, diminished international capital flows and limits on migration are the primary risks.
Germany warns London will lose its role as banking hub after Brexit
Bundesbank executive says 'equivalence regime' for banks will not be like retaining access to the Single Market.
UK industrial sector ends 2016 strongly after performing better than expected in December
Better than expected growth in the manufacturing sector drives industrial output beyond forecast in December.
UK construction sector ends 2016 on a high after growth beats expectations
Output in the construction sector rises 1.8% in December, boosted by a strong influx of new work.
'Alternative facts': Jeremy Corbyn ambushes Theresa May with Surrey Council 'care deal'
Conservative council leader David Hodge denies the Labour leader's PMQs claims.
UK's tax burden to hit its highest level in more than 30 years
Tax receipts to exceed 37% of national income for first time since Thatcher government of 1986.
Savings boost for prepaid energy users as Ofgem rolls out price cap
Ofgem to roll out price cap on energy meters until 2020, after CMA probe into the sector.
UK house prices fell 0.9% in January, Halifax says
Change means average price of a house in Britain is now £220,260.
Philippines government scramble to deal with fallout from mines closure decision
Environment Minister stands by decision to close 23 of 41 mines and says country 'unfit for mining'.
World Bank tells Iraq financial rescue plan must focus on reconciliation
Iraq's economy has been ravaged by the cost of fighting Islamic State and by low oil prices.
Further EU integration 'unlikely for the foreseeable future', Moody's says
Global ratings agency says rising support for anti-EU agendas poses extreme risk to EU integration.
Two-thirds of big UK businesses wary of Brexit impact
Only 13% of companies believe business environment will improve over coming year, survey shows.
CBI calls for stability budget in letter to Philip Hammond
UK business organisation also calls for renewed focus on education.
Donald Trump to order review of US Dodd-Frank Act
US president poised to do big number on Dodd-Frank Act as part of a sweeping review of financial regulations.
Pound's decline from Brexit will hit UK airlines' revenue
Ratings agency Moody's expects lower demand for UK air travel driven by weaker economic sentiment.
Mixed news for the US economy as payrolls beat expectations but wage growth weakens
US economy adds more jobs than expected in January, but wage growth remains under intense pressure.
President Trump-driven market rally 'has been good' for the British economy
BoE's Ben Broadbent says market rally has boosted the UK economy but calls for caution over Trump's policies.
Britain's powerhouse services sector falls for the first time in four months
The powerhouse services sector slows, but the UK economy still shows signs of strong growth.
Someone's telling porkies: US pig farmers deny shortage of bacon ahead of Super Bowl LI
Pig farmers and traders have rubbished earlier reports suggesting the US was facing a shortage of bacon.
Carney defends his gloomy Brexit predictions adding that major uncertainties lie ahead
Bank of England's boss says that Britain's Brexit journey is really just beginning.
The only way is up: Bank of England lifts growth and inflation forecast for 2017
BoE now expects UK economy to grow 2% in 2017, compared with November's 1.4% forecast.
Bank of England holds February interest rate at 0.25% and upgrades growth forecasts
UK central bank maintains asset purchase programme at £435bn, and revises growth for 2017 up to 2.0%
UK construction sector grows at slowest pace since Brexit referendum in January
Markit PMI falls from 54.2 to 52.2 as inflation cost pressures reach the highest level since August 2008.
Fed leaves key rate unchanged in first meeting since Trump's inauguration
There are expected to be several rate hikes this year.
UK manufacturing sector begins 2017 on solid footing but inflation costs hit record high
Markit PMI meets expectations, as output grows at fastest pace since May 2014 but inflation costs hit record high.
What 'Muslim ban'? Saudi oil minister welcomes Donald Trump election as good for the industry
Khalid al-Falih plays down Trump election promises to make the US independent of the world's oil cartels.
Birmingham City University research group set up to provide a blow-by-blow account on Brexit
University will track every twist and turn of the Brexit debate, whether it lasts two years or a decade.
Germany uses the euro to 'exploit' the EU and US, says Trump trade adviser
US National Trade Council head Peter Navarro accuses Germany of dumping cheap goods in the US.
Apprenticeships scheme risks being being 'poor value' for money
The Institute for Fiscal Studies said the government's plan is too ambitious and poorly targeted.
Priti Patel unveils new economic development plan in bid to create jobs for world's poorest
'There is no task more urgent than defeating poverty,' the international development secretary said.
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