ECONOMY

Rwanda to host economic forum for the first time after bouncing back from 1994 genocide.

Tory civil war continues as the EU referendum campaign ramps up ahead of 23 June ballot.

UK industrial output declines 0.2% year-on-year in March and expands only 0.3% on a monthly basis.

Asian investors concerned over absence of signs indicating a recovery in China and other emerging markets.

Xi says China's main Achilles heel is its limited innovation.

Sterling could lose 20% of its value in a Brexit vote, while UK economy shrinks by 1% in 2017.

The UK trade deficit narrows more than expected in March, but reaches an eight-year high in the first quarter.

UK retail sales declined 0.9% in April, new figures reveal.

Asian stock markets follow a negative close on Wall Street and Footsie overnight.

The takeaway firm, owned by Yum! Brands, will open 200 new stores over the next 4 years.

The British Chamber of Commerce estimates 54% of businesses will vote to stay in European Union.

Sixty-three percent of businesses want Britain to remain part of the EU, IoD survey shows.

Demonstrators storm the streets of Greek capital and other areas, demanding new reforms should not go ahead.

The contract is for the Western Australian Women's Remand and Reintegration facility which has 254 prisoners.

UK house prices grow 9.2% in the quarter to April, its lowest level since November.

Data released by Beijing over the weekend indicated that the country's exports fell 1.8% in April.

The UK can reduce corruption as it has sovereignty over a third of the world's tax havens.

The announcement coincided with the start of Prince Harry's 2016 Invictus Games in Florida, US.

Consumer spending grows 2.5% in April, as 8.4% surge in online sales drives retail industry forward.

Falih replaces Ali al-Naimi, who led oil ministry for over two decades, in major a government reshuffle.

It's a sunny morning, as Sadiq Khan spends his first morning as London's new mayor.

With the UK and US manufacturing sectors both suffering a slowdown, technology is even more important to the industry.

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority concurs with IIF's warning.

Excalibur is led by Stuart Wilkie, the boss of Tata's strip steel operations in UK.

US economy adds 160,000 jobs in April, missing its forecast for 202,000

Survey shows that a quarter of British workers are unhappy with their current jobs.

This data is said to be a key influencer to the US Fed's decision on a potential rate hike.

Some $200m worth of new 'bond notes' will be unveiled to ease acute shortage of hard currency.

UK services PMI falls for third time in 2016 as sector expands at slowest pace since February 2013.