ECONOMY

Overall like-for-like sales fell 0.6% compared to a year earlier following a 1.3% increase in June.

A decade on from the global financial crisis, the country's productivity trends are still alarming.

Citizens of some of the world's biggest economies are unhappy, Ipsos MORI reveals.

BoE warns UK economy will remain 'sluggish' over the next two years and expects inflation to peak at 3% in October.

UK central bank maintains asset purchase programme at £435bn and holds interest rates at 0.25%.

Chris Williamson believes Donald Trump's administration should call for talks instead.

The UK's third-largest supermarket felt the pinch of its customers flocking to cheaper rivals last year.

US blue chip index reaches historic milestone on early rally stateside.

Women aged between 60 and 62 were £32-per-week poorer on average between 2010 and 2016.

NIESR report forecast Bank of England could lift interest rates over a year earlier than expected.

Almost one third of UK employees say they are likely to leave current employer within two years.

The UK central bank faces its first strike in 50 years as support staff walkout over paltry pay rise.

A number of bookies believe the UK will still be in the EU after 2019.

If the move by Qatar is confirmed, it would mark the first formal step in the WTO's dispute process.

FTSE 100 company posts uptick in production and plans to launch massive project investment drive.

Nationwide says house prices in London grew 1.2% in the second quarter, making it Britain's second-worst performing region.

YouGov/CEBR consumer confidence index rises to 107.3 in July from 107.1 in June.

Selected Opec and non-Opec producers to meet again in a bid to improve compliance with cuts as Washington targets Opec member.

The British currency soars as traders look to Bank of England for market direction.

Bank of England data points to a slowdown in both secured and unsecured lending.

Defaulting onto World Trade Organisation would result in a £2.14bn increase in Britain's car repair bill

Banking and medical agencies will quit the UK once it leaves the European bloc.

Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa says the country could soon introduce a new currency.

Research suggests a broader array of indicators point to a prolonged moderation in consumption.

American quarterly GDP meets expectations but compares unfavourably to economic activity in 2015 and 2016.

Grayling says Britain will be ready to implement new agreements with the US after it leaves the block.

GfK consumer confidence index falls to -12 in July from -10 in June.

A year after the EU referendum, not one of the important issues has been resolved.

Brexit will hit wealthy cities hardest at first, but they will be better placed to cope in the long run.