China re-opens border post to resume trade with North Korea after brief break following nuclear test
Drivers carrying goods to North Korea said there is increased security now.
Brexit won't damage trade ties between 'natural allies' UK and India, says minister
Indian Minister for Petroleum and Natural Gas says Indo-British partnership strong enough to endure Brexit volatility.
Bank of England deputy governor Dame Nemat Shafik to leave post
Shafik will head London School of Economics from February next year.
Asian markets tumble as investors expect US Fed officials to hint at September rate hike
A minimum of three Fed officials, including board member Lael Brainard, are expected to speak today.
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UK's highest paid CEO Martin Sorrell takes less than 45 minutes to earn the average annual salary of a worker
The average annual salary of a FTSE 100 director was 123 times the average full-time salary of a UK worker in 2015, TUC analysis says
UK businesses have 'become too lazy, and too fat', Liam Fox says
Fox hinted that sanctions could be imposed on companies that fail to take advantage of new export opportunities.
UK trade deficit shrinks in July helped by weaker pound
Exports jump as weak sterling following Brexit vote eases trade deficit.
Sir Philip Green rubbishes reports of 'blackmailing' regulator over BHS pension scandal
Former BHS owner says he is working to find a solution for the 20,000 people affected by black hole in pension funds.
Most Asian stock markets slip amid North Korean nuclear test and ECB decision on bonds
Oil prices move downwards after touching a two-week high.
Philip Hammond: Top bankers will be exempt from immigration curbs
UK chancellor says highly-skilled workers will be protected from restrictions on free movement of people.
London financial sector jobs rose 4% in August despite Brexit, says report
Huge demand was seen for fintech jobs such as data engineers, data analysts and data scientists.
Nigel Farage nemesis Guy Verhofstadt appointed Brexit negotiator for European Parliament
Verhofstadt leads the Liberals and Democrats for Europe group and is a former prime minister of Belgium.
European Central Bank holds benchmark interest rate at 0.0%, extends €80bn asset purchase programme
President Mario Draghi says there should be no doubt about the ECB's ability to take further stimulus measures if needed.
EU chief Donald Tusk urges Theresa May to begin Brexit talks 'ASAP' at Downing Street summit
Top politicians are meeting at Number 10 as the 27 other EU nations hold informal summit in Slovakia.
What to expect from the latest European Central Bank meeting
President Mario Draghi expected to announce extension to quantitative easing programme past March 2017.
City of London could suffer serious backlash if Britain leaves single market
European Commission's vice-president warns that city's role as Europe's main financial centre may be at risk.
Asian markets trade mixed ahead of ECB policy meeting
A Reuters poll showed that most analysts expect the ECB to keep interest rates unchanged.
HS2 rail project costs 'could hit £80bn'
'Economically irresponsible' to pursue high-speed rail line, thinktank says.
Theresa May halts Land Registry privatisation plans as she reviews Cameron's policies
The decision is latest by May in overhauling policies by ex-prime minister David Cameron
UK jobs market rebounds after Brexit shock
Permanent appointments rise for first time in three months in August.
UK faces recession as early as next year
Britain's economy is in the midst of a slowdown and growth could fall even further, claims NIESR report.
Owen Smith jumps on Jeremy Corbyn's 'refusal' to back EU single market membership
'Jeremy seems happy to accept Brexit at any cost,' the Labour leadership challenger claimed.
Mark Carney defends Bank of England's warnings and response to Brexit vote
Contingency plans adopted by the Bank helped soften the Brexit impact, governor tells MPs.
Theresa May rules out 'running commentary' on Brexit negotiations with EU
PM issued statement after Brexit Secretary David Davis was slapped down by Number 10.
Living wage 'will not reach £9 per hour'
Resolution Foundation says national living wage might increase to only £8.70 per hour by end of the decade.
UK manufacturing output suffers unexpected decline after Brexit vote
Manufacturing production slides 0.9% month-on-month in July but advances 0.8% on an annual basis, ONS figures reveal.
'Worrying dip' in savings among those in their 40s putting retirement at risk, says Scottish Widows
Survey finds percentage of those saving adequately has dropped from 56% to 53% over the past 12 months.
Asian markets trade mixed as chances of September US rate increase recede
Poor US ISM services and nonfarm payroll data has led traders to believe there will be no immediate rate hike.
Tesco, Berkeley Group, Rolls-Royce, WPP ranked lowest in IoD's corporate governance list
British American Tobacco, Unilever, Diageo, Sage and Next are the top rated companies.
UK manufacturing: Ford to reduce planned investment and engine production at Bridgend plant
The decision will not affect the jobs of the 1,850 staff employed at the plant, Ford says.
UK wants Australia to be its first post-Brexit trade partner
Countries to hold preliminary talks from early 2017 towards framing a bilateral free trade agreement.
Post Brexit: City of London woos Hong Kong in bid to boost yuan trade and financial collaboration
London eyes China's Belt and Road Initiative as well as further developing yuan offshore trading.
Asian markets barring Australia gain as RBA keeps rates steady at 1.5%
A market analyst says Asian markets have been encouraged by better than expected post-Brexit UK and Europe data.
Rio Olympics and warm weather hit UK retail sales
Like-for-like sales fall 0.9% year-on-year, reversing a 1.1% gain in the previous month.
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