UK retailers suffer biggest sales decline in four years after Brexit vote
CBI warns medium and long-term outlook remains bleak for the UK retail industry.
Britain rock bottom of wage growth ladder
Britain's real wage tumble 10.4% between 2007 and 2015 compared to 6.4% average growth among OECD countries.
Deutsche Bank could cut costs further after net income drops 98% on-year
Deutsche Bank announced in 2015 it would cut more than 30,000 jobs over the next two years.
UK economy grew 0.6% in second quarter despite looming Brexit vote
ONS says the economy saw 0.6% growth, up from 0.4% in the previous quarter.
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Blow for Brexit hopes as US trade chief refuses to discuss new deal with UK
Froman's announcement follows the UK international trade secretary, Liam Fox's visit to the US.
UK Solar power industry decimated by Government subsidy cuts
Extrapolated data from a new survey suggests a third of solar industry jobs have been lost in the last 12 months.
Brexit fears see optimism among UK businesses fall at fastest pace since 2009
CBI says expectations for total new orders growth for next quarter has fallen to lowest level since 2012.
Most Asian markets trade higher as policymakers agree to support global growth at G20 summit
The Group of 20 summit was dominated by discussions over the impact of the Brexit vote.
UK tech start-ups: VC firms invest $200m despite Brexit vote
British cyber security start-up Darktrace has raised the highest amount of capital since the referendum.
Indonesia tax amnesty programme: $30m worth of assets repatriated in first week
Jakarta hopes to recover $100bn of Indonesian wealth by the end of the programme in March 2017.
Brexit: Two-year 'shadow' looms over global economy concedes Philip Hammond
As a lengthy negotiating process looms ahead, the chancellor points to 'uncertainty' over Brexit outcome.
Brexit increases 'global economic uncertainty' say G20 finance chiefs
The world's largest economies pledge to work together to combat volatility.
Brexit trail will be clearer later this year, Philip Hammond tells G20 summit
UK chancellor says negotiating clarity on both sides would reduce uncertainty.
G20 finance ministers pledge to mitigate Brexit shock, boost growth
Ministers did not divulge their plans on how to boost growth.
UK Housing: Most affordable places for first-time buyers, who have increased 10% since 2015
The UK saw 154,200 first-time home buyers in the first six months of 2016.
UK's financial services sector will retain its passporting rights despite Brexit, Boris Johnson says
Passporting allows banks in EU member nations to offer their services to clients across the bloc.
Philip Hammond could reset Britain's economic policy in Autumn Statement
Treasury will act if it deems necessary to do so, says chancellor as UK services PMI plunges to seven-year low
Brexit recession looms as UK economic indicators flash red
The UK Flash Services PMI activity Index fell to 47.4 in July from 52.3 in June.
UK factory output being battered by Brexit
Britain's economy likely to contract 0.4% in the third quarter, survey says.
Most Asian stocks fall as ECB assesses Brexit impact to decide on stimulus
The ECB has said it will wait for at least another six weeks before deciding on the stimulus.
Frankfurt wants to lure banks away from London but it won't be easy
Germany's finance hub has a lot going for it but experts doubt it can supplant the British capital.
ECB's Draghi says treat warnings of severe economic slowdown post Brexit with some caution
The ECB President played down fears over the impact of Brexit saying markets have been resilient.
EDF to take final decision on Hinkley Point C nuclear project
EDF board will decide on the 3,200 MWe project proposed by the UK government in 2010.
Commodities round-up: Oil decline resumes following oversupply concerns, precious metals lose shine
US data-backed price support for the oil markets proven to be short-lived and precious metals also declined.
UK government's pre-Brexit borrowing was less than expected
Official data reveals the Treasury borrowed £7.8bn, nearly £2.2bn lower than same month a year ago
Sheffield secures biggest Chinese investment deal outside London
Deal will see Sichuan Guodong invest £1bn over the next 60 years in the Yorkshire city
June retail sales disappoint as bad weather hits industry
Online sales surge 14.1% year-on-year but grow just 0.5% compared with May
Most Asian stock markets gain amid expectation of a ¥20tn stimulus package from Abe
The gains come ahead of the ECB's monetary policy decision scheduled for today.
BP seeks to offload stake in its UK fuel storage terminals and UKOP pipeline
The UKOP pipeline is co-owned by Royal Dutch Shell, US firm Valero and France's Total.
Prime Minister Theresa May is in no mood to take blind corners at speed during Brexit talks
Key members of the government want Brexit as soon as possible, while the PM simply wants the best deal.
Brexit will cut global economic growth by 0.1% in 2016, says IHS Markit
UK's vote to leave the EU could see its GDP growth fall from 2.4% to a mere 0.2% in 2017
Commodities Round-up: US data supports oil price but gold takes another knock
Gold and silver head lower as oil price decline is halted by decline in US stockpiles.
Ukip leadership hopeful wants even more referendums to drive 'people power'
North East MEP Johnathan Arnott speaks to IBTimes UK about his bid to succeed Nigel Farage.
Brexit: UK economy yet to suffer slowdown following EU vote, says Bank of England
Business uncertainty has risen sharply but consumers' spending is not being affected, BoE claims
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