Have I Got News for You writer Charlie Skelton says Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) is under threat
Hundreds of business owners and key politicians and lawyers gathered at Bully-Banks conference
Germany’s Bertelsmann will own 53% and Pearson 47% of Penguin Random House.
Business activity stabilises in commercial and civil engineering sub-sectors.
Lib Dem business secretary attacks Conservatives over impending vote on EU referendum bill.
EU officials say Greece has three days to prove it can deliver on rescue package conditions or face consequences
Markets cautious despite encouraging data indicating rebound in economies.
People Insight's managing director Tom Debenham says money can actually be a poor motivator
Manufacturing, exports and services see strong growth pointing to recovery.
The Office of Fair Trading hands over regulatory authority to the Financial Conduct Authority in April 2014
Panel moots investing public funds in real estate and commodity futures.
China's weak factory output figures continue to affect market sentiments.
Britain's business secretary Vince Cable says independence will entail substantial red tape and more costly exports
Resignations follow jailing of Italian cleric over fraud allegations.
People 1st report shows scale of recruitment needed by transport firms.
Drug manufacturer GlaxoSmithKline to focus on health care segment.
FCA says it may impose more regulation on banks not doing enough to mitigate trade finance risk.
Markit eurozone manufacturing PMI hits a 16-month high in June at 48.8.
Schroders’ European Economist Azad Zangana details what the future may hold for Britain with its new Bank of England leader
Hervé Falciani will meet with parliamentary committee in France drafting anti-tax evasion legislation.
EC hopes to settle with banks over suspected lending benchmark manipulation.
Seasonally adjusted Markit/CIPS Purchasing Managers' Index rises to 52.5 in June from 51.5 in May.
Europe accuses financial data firms and banks of operating cartel in credit derivatives business.
Chancellor Osborne limit to AME is encouraging, but he could have gone further, argues ACCA's Gillian Fawcett.
Europe CEO Richard Holmes says apprenticeships key to fighting soaring jobless rates.
BoE data shows total loans to SMEs fell 2.8% in three months to May, despite credit easing schemes.
Greece to hold talks with IMF, European Central Bank and European Commission.
Department of Financial Services probes firms including Lloyd's of London, Hannover RE and Swiss RE over Iran links
CBI/PwC survey suggests business volumes and staffing level in financial sector will pick up over summer.
Average price of a UK house increased 0.4% on month in June.