ECONOMY

Prices increased 0.1% between June and July, Rightmove says.

The amount that Brits wanted to borrow last year amounts to £251 for every person in the country.

Recognition of profound challenges the oil and gas sector faces was visible at the World Petroleum Congress but its actions not words that matter.

Chancellor Philip Hammond has claimed businesses were being put off from investing in the UK by Brexit uncertainty.

In the US the credit card giant has started a pilot where it gives small stores $10,000 and free payment machine upgrades to ditch coins.

Research from Which? shows only 35% of passengers are happy with how delays are dealt with.

Tourists visiting Britain spent £4.4bn in the first three months of the year, a 15.6% rise on a year ago.

The central bank chief noted that the US has seen a rise in its death rate.

Defaults on credit cards and personal loans "increased significantly" in the three months to June.

Economy to see subdued growth in second quarter, BCC says.

National Audit Office warns new Custom Declaration Service might not be ready by January 2019.

Some 7% more estate agents reported higher house prices last month, down from 17% in May.

The numbers in work hit the highest total since records began, but real wages fell by 0.5% year-on-year.

BRC report shows cards accounted for over 50% of total transactions carried out in the UK last year.

The deal would see proceeds of burgeoning US crude production delivered to India which is among the world's largest oil consumers.

Price of tobacco up 99% since 2005, and food prices have risen by 130% in three years.

Taylor says flexibility is key to job creation in the UK, even though millions are in insecure work.

Report from the Productivity Leadership Group claims UK economy misses out on £130bn worth of output each year.

Ratings agency expects Brexit uncertainties and weak domestic demand to keep rates in check.

Don't be tone deaf to energy transition concerns of emerging economies, Ben van Beurden tells the World Petroleum Congress.

Business volumes and profitability see robust improvement in second quarter.

The review by Matthew Taylor will call for a new category of worker called a 'dependent contractor'.

More than 90 people have been killed, hundreds arrested and thousands injured since the unrest began at the start of April.

Standard Chartered's Peter Gaw says industry should get real and accept an era of low prices.

The sector contributed £4.5bn to economic output last year, claims lobby group.

The Bank said firms should respect the spirit as well as the letter of rules that guard against another financial crisis.

Both Saudi and Qatari delegations to the ongoing World Petroleum Congress have largely avoided each other.

One in three people still have old pound coins stashed away in savings jars and piggy banks, says Treasury.

US Department of Homeland Security lifts ban on electronic gadgets in cabin bag.