ECONOMY

International Trade Secretary hits out at Brexit scaremongers as he attempts to woo Washington.

New research suggests monthly incomes are at their lowest reflecting an ongoing squeeze on household incomes.

Brexit is not to blame.

Consumer goods giant expects muted sales growth after being caught out by NotPetya virus attack in June.

A third of importers planning price increases next year.

Getting the right trading arrangements with the EU is the biggest concern for the majority of businesses.

"Weaker than expected activity" behind lowering of forecast for the British economy.

Analysts warn that if wages do not rise in line with inflation consumers' real purchasing power will decrease.

Up to 8,000 Brits on island hit by 6.7 magnitude earthquake that claimed two lives and injured up to 200 people.

Tolls have been in place for 50 years and a season ticket can cost up to £396 for lorries.

New research suggests office space at London's landmark properties might not be all that pricey for some.

US bank is expected to relocate London-based workers to Paris and Frankfurt after Brexit.

UK air traffic controllers expect to handle more than 8,800 flights today, as people begin their summer holidays.

The price comparison website contacted customers who had already opted out from receiving marketing via email.

Hometrack data shows Birmingham is Britain's fastest-growing city in terms of house prices.

Spending on foreign debit and credit cards in Britain jumped 18% in the year to June.

But the international trade secretary added Britain could 'off course' survive without a European deal leaving it to fall back on world trade rules.

Beijing expects the value of its core AI industries to spike as it vies for market leader tag by 2025.

Retail sales beat expectations in June, climbing 3% year-on-year after a sharp slowdown in May.

Workers in London and South East spend the most time bored at work during a typical week, survey suggests.

Retirement age was originally meant to be raised to 68 between 2044 and 2046.

Latin American country says it won't be able to play its part in ongoing production cuts on financial grounds.

The Financial Conduct Authority presses government to strike transitional Brexit agreement with Brussels.

The Business department admits a letter had been sent to the Japanese carmarker before it made a £240m investment, but will not disclose its details.

Joint report from CMI and British Academy of Management says focusing on diversity is 'imperative' after Brexit vote.

IFS study shows incomes in the Midlands, Wales and the North are only as high as they were in the south-east two decades ago.

Oliver Blume, boss of German luxury automaker, says it could discontinue diesel cars by end of the decade.

Think tank warns slowdown in housing market and subdued labour market could hit UK capital's economy.

UK inflation rises 2.6% year-on-year in June, compared with forecast for 2.9% growth.