ECONOMY

Storm has lashed Florida since Sunday, severely damaging houses and key crops in the state.

Offshore wind power now cheaper than new nuclear power, government figures show.

Spending rises 0.3% compared to a year earlier in August.

Dispute between the union and airline escalated after pilots complained of deteriorating pay and working conditions.

Survey finds 'significant shortage' of candidates to fill blue collar jobs.

ECB President says euro must be monitored as it could prove to be a drag on inflation.

New report shows house prices recorded the first quarterly increase since March in the three months to August.

Restructuring continues at the Walmart-owned supermarket in the wake of tepid sales figures.

John Cryan says stock, bond and property price bubbles are surfacing all over the eurozone.

Yet many Australians feel they don't share in that prosperity and are going backward financially.

Several European countries face a growing scare over millions of eggs that have been contaminated with the insecticide Fipronil.

Like-for-like sales up 1.3% from a year earlier following a 0.9% increase in July.

Analysts estimate the bank will run out of eligible bonds to purchase in 2018.

Sylvester Turner said America's oil and gas capital was looking to get back on track.

Economists believe the BoE will sit tight during Brexit talks but inflation could hit 3% by next year.

Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said he was drafting new sanctions after North Korea's latest nuclear test.

Officials anticipate high magnitude of fraudulent claims and fake charity websites in Harvey's wake.

Businesses remain confident in an economy now in its ninth year of recovery from the global financial crisis

Most managers at UK companies believe transformational leaders have the greatest success in motivating millennials.

Once the UK is free of "the shackles" of the EU's legal framework it will be free to make substantive changes.

Consumer survey conducted by Which? saw the airport bag the worst rating in a host of user satisfaction categories.

British Prime Minister is in Japan to discuss post-Brexit trade with counterpart Shinzo Abe.

The US president is expected to kick off lobbying for a rethink during a tour of Midwestern manufacturing heartlands.

BRC urges government to secure a trade deal to ensure disruption to supermarkets are kept to a minimum post-Brexit.

Maxim Oreshkin believes US and EU sanctions slapped on Moscow in the wake of Crimea's annexation carry very little weight.

Nationwide figures show house prices declined 0.1% month-on-month in August after two consecutive months of growth.

Total costs per employee in business and professional services firms rose at fastest pace in nine years in August quarter.

Hometrack survey shows market is picking up pace again as house prices in the capital rose 2.8% last month.

First-time buyers are spending £44,240 more than they budget on their first property, according to Zoopla.