New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's office demands suspension for relationship probe
Both IMF and NIESR show UK economy picking up across 2013 as data and sentiment improves.
Government schemes to increase mortgage lending boosted buyer demand
Marks & Spencer CEO Marc Bolland voted back in as director by 95.5% of shareholders at AGM
Industrial production is unlikely to contribute to economic growth as factory output declines 0.8% in May.
Greece may have secured €6.8bn in aid but more job and spending cuts are on the horizon
Deloitte's CFO survey shows growing appetite for more risk on balance sheets at big British firms.
UK retail sales rose 2.9% in June as clothing and footwear sales outperformed.
Royal Dutch Shell promotes its downstream director to group chief executive from 2014
Chancellor Osborne will give regulators more power, despite Bank of England warning on giving watchdogs too much to do.
Investors confident following news that international lenders are granting Greece €6.8bn in rescue money.
China's consumer price inflation rose 2.7% year on year in June, up from 2.1% in May.
Regulator will unveil findings of an insurance add-on study at an ABI conference on its 100 day anniversary
Rise in consumer inflation in China impacts country's markets.
Total alternative assets under management worldwide crosses $5bn.
BDO International CEO says doing business in the Middle East can open up opportunities around the world
DeVere Group CEO Nigel Green says ‘mansion tax’ on on all homes worth more than £2m is fatally flawed
Greece still has to administer reforms and slash public sector jobs in order to get full €8.1bn tranche.
Japanese bank lending increases in June by 1.9% showing signs of improved economic conditions.
China expected to inject cash into economy when growth drops to 7%
Exports declined by 2.4% month-on-month after Germany narrowly avoided Q1 contraction.
Seventy retailers sign up to deal ensuring factory inspections in wake of Rana Plaza disaster.
Negotiations open on world's largest trade and investment agreement after two years in preparation.
Daniel Stewart & Co's chief economist Alastair Winter looks at the week ahead for the financial markets
Investors trade cautiously ahead of Eurozone's decision on Greece's next bailout payment
Permanent staff placements increased at the fastest rate for over two years in June
Number of claims filed against BP oil spill compensation fund rose by 18% over the last six weeks
Chinese stocks drop following Beijing's reluctance to ease monetary policies
Ed Balls demands amendments to Financial Services Bill because government has 'failed' to include PCBS recommendations.
Eurozone leaders to decide whether to grant Greece next rescue package tranche.