ECONOMY

Sales at British retailers decline at the fastest pace in six months in January, as bad weather dampens demand.

Saudi Arabia, Russia and about 13 other major oil producers expected to meet at the Qatari capital on 17 April.

Business secretary says government working very hard to find buyer for South Wales plant.

Singapore's DBS and lender IDFC had earlier shown interest in buying RBS's India banking operations.

Consumer spending rises 2.3% driven by online sales and spending in hotel and restaurants.

China CPI rose 2.3% in March, while its PPI declined 4.3% for the month.

The sale of Tata's Scunthorpe plant to Greybull Capital is expected to close soon.

Many business indicators tracked by the British Chambers of Commerce are 'at a low ebb.'

The coffee chain will extend the new wage policy to even those employees who are below 25 years.

Cuts to save costs are more severe than Chancellor George Osborne's requirements.

The UK suffered a record traded goods deficit of £8.6bn with the EU in February.

The US economy is on a solid course and still on track to warrant further interest rate hikes.

An analysis shows median pay for CEOs of about 300 S&P 500 companies fell 3.8% to $10.8 million in 2015.

UK industrial production suffers biggest slowdown since July 2013 as manufacturing output falls 1.1%.

Maduro also urged Venezuelans to restrict their use of appliances, including hair dryers and irons.

Starting salaries for permanent staff increase but pace of hiring falls to slowest level since September 2015.

The US Fed is unlikely to raise interest rates before June amid the global economic slowdown.

Analysts say economy has reverted to old growth format of being credit-driven and investment-intensive.

New tough rules under the Obama administration aimed at reducing inversion.

Analysts say Britain may face a 'soft' or 'hard' scenario in the event of a Brexit in June.

Prices fall 1.7% as spring competition among retailers intensifies.

The Caixin services purchasing managers' index was 52.2 for March, indicating expansion.

The new national living wage of £7.20 per hour hurts retailers as it increases their costs.

Only 56% of small and medium-sized UK firms sell abroad online despite huge demand from foreign markets.

She warned that downside risks were increasing without decisive action.

Labour leader piled the pressure on David Cameron during a speech in Essex on Tuesday 5 April.

UK services PMI sector beat expectations in March but long-term trend disappointing, economists warn.

RAC says prices have risen on average by more than 3p a litre falling months of falling pump prices.

Taqa, BP and Shell operators are expected to lose out from the closures.