ECONOMY

Start-up success Jim Meyerle tells IBTimes UK why London rivals Silicon Valley as world's most innovative city.

Your Move and Reeds Rains buy-to-let index say rental returns best since November 2014.

UK retail sales boosted by sales of winter clothes and computers.

China's Shanghai Composite Index and other indicators react to oil price fall.

Her decision is likely to hamper the investigation into state fund 1MDB say analysts

Saudi foreign minister Adel al-Jubeir dismisses Doha agreement to cut output.

Index affected by volatility in oil market and 'high degree of uncertainty' on outcome of EU summit in Brussels

The market crisis could directly affect the richest economies, Moody's said.

US fund says fallout on markets in case of leave vote will depend on the way UK and EU deal with fallout.

Oil prices have bounced back after Saudi Arabia and Russia agreed to freeze output.

Morrisons and Tesco also trim prices and improve service under new management teams.

Barclays, HSBC and Deutsche Bank also recently announced job redundancy plans.

Farmers were strong supporters of EU membership when Britons last voted on it in 1975.

Denmark and France were among the most generous countries when it comes to benefits.

Despite the low unemployment numbers, average pay growth slowed to 1.9% including bonuses.

Tie-up follows BAE's contract to supply M777 howitzer guns.

Oil prices were in the green after Saudi Arabia and Russia decided to freeze their production levels.

Oil ministers of Venezuela and Iraq are travelling to Tehran to discuss the issue.

Exports of vodka to Ukraine, one of the biggest export markets in previous years, dropped 70%

The deal, which would increase oil prices, is contingent on Iran and Iraq joining in.

Council of Mortgage Lenders says buy-to-let lending for house purchases jumped 25% in 2015

CEEMET research shows UK economic growth could drop due to reduced trade and productivity.

ONS house price index for December 2015 shows 6.7% average growth, down from 7.7%.

Air fares fell more than they did in the 12 months to January 2015, weighing down core inflation.

Recovery also attributed to encouraging US economic data.

Scepticism about Saudi Arabia and Iran cutting production clouds meeting.

New generation of workers eager to jump ship to get what they need.

UK steel companies have seen their debts increase by 75% in 2015 to £1.5bn industry-wide.

CIPD warns wages will grow 1.2% instead of expected 2% as low inflation and national living wage hit.