ECONOMY

Morrisons is struggling with a competitive market and recently announced the closure of 11 stores.

Film-related products now account for 15% of all UK toy sales.

HMRC decried again for "woefully inadequate" pursual of tax evasion by big business.

The committee praised HMRC for increasing the amount of tax collected despite government cuts.

EXCLUSIVE: The Ukip candidate speaks to IBTimes UK in a sit down video interview.

China could maintain an annual economic growth of 7% over the next five years, Xi Jinping said.

The company says it is focusing on general merchandise margins and food sales.

Operations of Castleford and Keighley facilities to be consolidated.

Saudi Arabia non-oil business growth hits record low.

The review was conducted by Tesco bosses with inputs from farmers and dairy processors such as Muller Wiseman.

England needs to build 312,000 homes every year for the next 5 years to meet growing demand.

The Social Market Foundation warned of a danger of pensioners spending money too quickly.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said more should be done to help struggling borrowers.

AB InBev and SABMiller are closing in on a £68bn-£70bn deal with the deadline extended to 4 November.

Raising the minimum wage mirrors seventies policies where wage settlements were linked to the cost of living.

Just Eat lifts its revenue expectations slightly above £240m, up from the £230m guidance issued in August.

MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was trading higher by 1.1%.

Low start up costs and positive public perception has placed Britain on top for starting a business.

Boris Johnson unveils higher London Living Wage as 724 employers back bigger pay.

Investec is to expand its operations to the north of England in order to explore under-exploited regions.

Asian giant has orders for 517 aircraft, with the C919 expected to be pressed into service in 2019.

HSBC has reported pre-tax profits of $6.1bn (£3.9bn) for the third quarter.

Caixin purchasing manager's index showed an eighth straight month of decline in China's manufacturing.

EU member states estimated to lose more than €500m because of undervaluation of goods

The yuan had jumped excessively on Friday by 0.62% even as data showed that manufacturing is still in decline.

As tensions between Kurdish and non-Kurdish populations rise, the election is watched by the entire world.

EXCLUSIVE: The former trade minister told IBTimes UK the issue is far from resolved.

California headquartered Chevron had announced a four-figure job redundancy earlier in the year.

Climb Online entrepreneur told IBTimes UK a lot more funding is necessary, as is done in Silicon Valley.