ECONOMY

According to the Silicon Valley Bank, 14% of British startups are planning to move headquarters to Europe.

Report shows retail, food and drink and manufacturing are set to be the worst-hit sectors after Brexit.

One in five existing UK jobs are set to be "displaced" by robots and globalisation, according to a new report, with northern cities set to be hit hardest.

A year into Donald Trump's inauguration, tourist numbers have fallen by four percent with the economy losing $4.6bn in revenue.

Bank of England governor tells business leaders at World Economic Forum in Davos that UK has lost £10bn in GDP since Brexit vote.

The UK is well placed for growth despite Brexit due to rises in global trade, said a Conservative economics grandee who voted Remain.

Essential assets can eventually become obsolete but many reinvent themselves. Transport adapts to survive.

In recent days, violent protests over price hikes have left one person dead and raised fears of broader unrest in the country that was the birthplace of the Arab Spring.

Supermarket shelves and fridges are empty, and the prices of the few goods that are available can change every day.

Chancellor and Brexit secretary hope to secure a bespoke trade deal with the European Union that will include financial services.

Juncker dismisses the idea Britain could backtrack on its Brexit pledge and urges remaining members to commit to a new financial framework.

Investors were right to bet that common sense would prevail in 2017. Most likely, it will in 2018 too.

German discount supermarket says the facility would serve growing demand at its London stores.

Government says drop in Chinese demand could spell very bad news for the industry.

Latest survey by Halifax finds fresh signs of market weakness.

British currency gains from positive macroeconomic data as US jobs figures fail to perk up the dollar.

Demand for diesel cars plunged by nearly a fifth denting the headline figure for 2017, according to latest data.

New report warns automation might be deployed to mitigate effects of a higher wage bill.

States that have legalised the use and sale of marijuana in the United States will create 400,000 new jobs by 2021 and generate $40 billion (£29.5 billion).

A new law directing firms to publish what they pay male and female staff comes into force this week in Germany, in a bid to tackle the country's large gender pay gap.

Liam Fox dismisses 'overblown' reports and insists Britain wants to see what emerges from new agreement.

Network Rail says revamped station and additional platforms can serve up to 18 trains an hour with scope for more.

SMMT warns that uncertainty over Brexit and Government's diesel plans could spell further trouble for the industry.

RICS data shows house prices to fall in the capital and the south-east next year and drop could spark nationwide fall.

Bank of England set to allow European banks to operate in Britain through their own branches rather than by setting up subsidiaries.

Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman says the annual budget is chiefly aimed at improving the living standards of Saudi citizens.

Average rents in London records fifth decline this year after falling 1.7% month-on-month in November.

Brexit secretary David Davis had hoped to reach a bespoke trade deal with the European Union, similar to the one implemented by Canada.

One in 10 respondents more inclined to take up a 'gig economy' job during the Christmas season, research shows.