Ofcom has said it would force BT to share its ducts and poles to help rivals build their own networks cheaply.
Car manufacturing, farming and financial services could all be negatively affected, Cabinet Office says.
Policymakers at the G20 meeting failed to come out with any action that could spur global growth.
Technology and the rising minimum wage will be the reasons for the same.
Ten of 12 most economically struggling cities in north of Britain, according to new study.
King warns another financial crisis is 'certain' and will come 'sooner rather than later.'
Federal judge is investigating accusations that the Argentinian government lost billions illegally trading derivatives
Lord Bilimoria, founder and chairman of Cobra Beer, writes about India's economy
Competition from Aldi and Lidl has resulted in reduced sales for Tesco.
Workers aged 40-44 are more likely to work unpaid overtime, the TUC found.
Top Conservative says it is the 'very worse time' for Britain to break away from Brussels.
BoE governor says negative interest rates 'are no free lunch' and could leave economic growth at low levels.
The survey predicts that India's economy could see a growth of 8% within two years.
Halliburton has let go around 22,000 employees since 2014, which translates to about 25% of its workforce.
The worst economic struggles continue largely in the South, with Mississippi particularly hard hit.
Zhou Xiaochuan said Beijing still had the room and tools to support the country's economy.
Earlier in February, the company's competitor Lloyd's of London said it too supports staying in the EU.
Government data shows increase in housing starts and completions, but they're still not enough to match demand.
Association of Residential Letting Agents reports fewer rental properties per branch at start of 2016.
Net trade was another big drag on the economic growth, falling 0.4%, with production output dropping 0.5%.
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Investors are looking forward to the G-20 meeting in Shanghai scheduled for 26 February.
Washington-based lender says global economy is 'highly vulnerable to adverse shocks'.
About 33% of the companies said they had no plan to address a cyber attack such as data theft or malware.
HSBC warns a potential decline in the pound could push the inflation rate up by as much as 5%.
Saudi Arabia's Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi says there is 'no sense wasting our time seeking production cuts'.
Ali al-Naimi's warning seemed to be directed at Russia and Iran.
Prime Minister David Cameron says the move is evidence of Aston Martin's confidence in the UK economy.
According to new research, 82% of employers plan to hire more permanent staff between now and May.