Commodities round-up: Silver near two-year high as oil recovers on supply outages
Silver futures cap $20 an ounce while supply outages help oil prices recover.
Theresa May cabinet plans: Will chancellor George Osborne survive the 'May'-hem?
Fate of the old chancellor will, in many ways, define the new government.
Paris rolls out the red carpet for London's bankers after Brexit vote
France offers firms tax breaks, better schools and more frequent trains in a bid to woo them from London.
Could Paris, Amsterdam or Dublin steal London's crown as financial centre?
IBTimes UK looks at which cities could overtake London as the world's leading financial centre after Brexit.
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Brexit impact: Siemens does a U-turn on its earlier warnings
Siemens says it will continue to invest in the UK, despite the Brexit vote.
Bad weather hits UK retail sales in June
Like-for-like sales slip 0.5% from a year ago following 0.5% increase in May.
Commodities round-up: Oil futures fall to two-month low as silver outperforms gold
Economic uncertainty is weighing on oil demand forecasts.
Savers and investors brace themselves against interest rates crashing to zero
Low interest rates will make mortgage holders happy but cash savers face tough times.
Boeing and British Government sign new aircraft and investment deal to create 2,000 new jobs
David Cameron says the new deal with US planemaker Boeing shows the UK is open for business.
Brexit jitters push UK business optimism to three-year low
BDO's business optimism index falls to 98.9 in June from 99.4 in the previous month.
Asian markets: Nikkei leads gains as Japanese prime minister's ruling coalition wins upper house elections
The win made many analysts believe that PM Shinzo Abe would issue a fresh fiscal stimulus package.
National Living Wage: Employers respond by raising prices or reducing profits instead of cutting jobs, report says
The findings are based on an Ipsos MORI survey of 500 business organisations.
George Osborne: Brexit does not mean the UK is turning its back on the world
Chancellor travels to New York on 11 July for talks with Wall Street investors.
Visa's UK Consumer Spending Index shows spending in June close to May's 27-month low
Report says growth comes as the full impact of the UK's Brexit vote is yet to be felt.
Property funds freeze highlights their illiquid nature but there's no need to panic
Investing in commercial property has always been a long term play.
Weaker pound means your summer holiday could be £200 more expensive post-Brexit
Sliding sterling rates against the dollar and the euro could lead to more expensive breaks.
Tata Steel cancels sale of its UK business and reveals joint-venture discussions with Thyssenkrupp
Tata Steel to sell its South Yorkshire-based speciality steels and its Hartlepool pipe mills business.
Commodities round-up: Oil price rises as US data indicates largest production drop since 2013
Poor US oil production data nominally reversed price declines seen over much of the trading week.
Brexit: Political contagion across EU is greatest risk, says Moody's
Ratings agency slashes expectations for UK growth, saying protectionism could 'threaten existence of EU'.
UK trade deficit widens as exports decline
The UK's trade deficit widened as exports fell ahead of the country's Brexit poll.
Asian stock markets slip as risk aversion grows
Oil prices rebounded on 8 July and traded in the green after a sharp decline in the previous trading session.
Brexit triggers biggest drop in consumer confidence in five years
GfK consumer confidence index plunges from -1 to -9 in the wake of Brexit vote.
Brexit: Amsterdam squares up to London in the battle to land international business
Amsterdam to fight it out with Dublin, Paris and Frankfurt to grab as much business as it can.
Brexit: Sajid Javid to start preliminary trade talks with India
Javid is expected to make trips to the US, China, Japan and South Korea in the coming months.
Commodities round-up: Gold holdings hit three-year high as oil sinks on US data
Gold rally stuttered despite a weaker dollar, while the oil price slid further stateside.
Brexit fallout: ECB warns of significant impact on Eurozone
Brexit could limit amount of government bonds available for purchase to the ECB.
Major investment banks pledge to help London retain position as a leading global financial centre
Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Standard Chartered and Bank of America issue statement of support with Chancellor Osborne.
Brexit: DIHK lowers outlook for German exports to the UK by 5% in 2017
The UK is Germany's third-most important export nation.
Brexit concerns made US Fed pause before deciding on a rate hike
Central bank said Brexit concern and weak US jobs growth made it wait before making a decision.
Brexit reflects an anti-globalisation trend says Infosys co-founder Kris Gopalakrishnan
The former CEO and MD of Infosys says Brexit could affect free movement of labour.
Asian markets: Shanghai Composite volatile despite positive US economic data and dovish Fed minutes
US data for June showed that the country's services sector grew by the fastest pace in seven months.
Sajid Javid to visit Mumbai for talks on Tata Steel's UK business
Business minister Anna Soubry says the incentives offered by the UK prior to the Brexit vote will remain.
Commodities round-up: Oil slides further but gold hits new 2-year high as UBS predicts bull run
As the oil market grapples with supply imbalances, gold futures hit a fresh peak.
Brexit fallout: Spanish cities in bid to oust London as Europe's financial centre
Both start-ups and established firms being chased by Spanish cities.
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