ECONOMY

The Australian has built one of the largest media empire in the world, including The Sun, The Times and Fox News.

Retailer set to cull 25% of staff at its offices in Welwyn Garden City and Hatfield.

The University City has a range of upmarket stores and fewer discount outlets and vacant lots.

City regulator urges asset management firms to be more transparent on costs and charges.

Nationwide survey shows UK house prices climbed 1.1% month-on-month in June.

The amount of cash in circulation in the UK is worth £70bn, compared to £2.9bn when the ATM was first introduced.

Sales rise 4% year-on-year in four weeks ending 17 June.

Deloitte survey finds 47% of EU workers are considering leaving the UK within five years.

YouGov/CEBR consumer confidence index falls to 106.9 in June from 108.4 in May.

The former finance minister and chief of staff to two Presidents has been caught up the country's sweeping corruption probe.

The former Prime Minister's advisor said three out of four workers wanted flexible working brought by the gig economy.

Thames Valley Police's commissioner claims Lloyds knew of banking scam as early as 2008.

Veneto Banca and Banca Popolare di Vicenza rescued as Intesa Sanpaolo buys good assets for €1.

Enterprise software company chief talks up global shift to subscription-based business models.

Lloyds Bank's confidence index rises to 24% in May from 14% in January.

Pension funds and insurers are attracted to investing in infrastructure that can offer long term and stable returns.

"The risk is that there is a rapid erosion in business and consumer confidence," Jonathan Portes warns.

Cable spoke with IBTimes UK about his leadership bid, Brexit, the election and his time in office.

Brent, WTI futures register heavy losses as American rig count rises for 22nd consecutive week.

PwC's "Golden Age Index" has revealed that the UK can learn from Sweden's retirement practices.

The sterling came under pressure as the Bank of England governor said impact of Brexit was as yet unclear.

The CBI report estimated a 0.2% economic growth for Q1 2017.

Collaborative partnerships between traditional finance and fintech players would pave the way for the next generation of technology-led solutions.

The EU council has granted €8.5bn to Greece, while IMF director Christine Lagarde proposes an Approval in Principle.

Hammond said his "thoughts are with local community".

Bank's monetary policy committee came out in favour of keeping interest rates on hold in a surprisingly close vote.

Soaring inflation, subdued wage growth and declining retail sales spell trouble for Britain's economy.

Sales fall 1.2% in May, while average store prices rises at fastest pace since 2012.

Insurers claim change in Ogden rate will lead to 'overcompensation' of victims of car crashes.