Global sovereign creditworthiness could 'brighten up' in 2018
New report says the gradual decline in sovereign creditworthiness over the past 10 years 'appears to have come to a halt.'
'Shared market' could benefit both UK and EU post Brexit, think tank says
The Institute for Public Policy Research has called for the creation of a new customs union within which the UK would be able to opt out of EU rules in specific areas.
Sugar industry likely to see record global production of 192m tonnes
However, sugar cane diversion to ethanol production in Brazil means global prices remain high.
Revealed: The day Britons stop working before Christmas
Monday 18 December marks the day most Britons admit downing tools at work in preparation for Christmas.
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Cost of drinks in Scotland to increase by 90% because of minimum alcohol price
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Pound and the forex market in 2018: It'll be hard to disappoint pessimists
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Bank of England keeps rates unchanged but warns Brexit remains top challenge to monetary policy
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Accept EU terms to secure 'urgent' Brexit transition deal, MPs say
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Black Friday sales deliver huge boost to retail sector
Retail sales climb 1.1% month-on-month in November as sales of household goods jump 2.9% thanks to Black Friday sales.
Britons could begin Christmas holidays on 11 December if it wasn't for IT issues
Research shows IT issues are such a significant issue for British productivity that cost office workers 2 hours a week.
UK unemployment rate holds at historic low but number in work falls for second month
Number of people in work records a second month of decline and the largest drop since the quarter between March and May 2015.
Water bills to fall between £15 and £25 from 2020
Ofwat says decline in financing costs for water companies will be passed on to customers from the beginning of next decade.
Could the 'Bitcoin Rush' trigger the next financial crash?
At one stroke, there is a new asset class which is an easily divisible store of value – taking the crown from gold, and can be moved around at the click of a mouse.
European cities under 'growing threat' from climate risks
Wildfires, rising sea levels and droughts creating new challenges for city governments, report says.
Over 50% of Britons turn to loans and credit cards to fund Christmas shopping
Almost six in 10 British households have admitted having to make 'significant financial sacrifices' during the festive period.
Advocates of Britain staying in the EU's customs union have a hidden agenda
There is only one possible reason to remain in the customs union, namely as a way of transitioning back into full membership.
UK faces losses of $140bn over coming decade if 'no-deal' Brexit goes through
Think tank says Britain will be worse off economically under most post-Brexit scenarios, especially if it exits the EU without a trade deal.
UK inflation surges to highest level in over five-and-a-half years
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney to write a letter to the Chancellor explaining why price growth is so far above the BoE's 2% target.
Revealed: Why Britain is among the cheapest countries for foreign workers
The annual ECA's Cost of Living Index found Luanda replaced Tokyo as the most expensive city for expat workers.
London house prices set to decline 2% in 2018
Rightmove expects average house prices in England and Wales to grow at fastest pace in seven years in 2018.
UK is the top destination for European jobseekers despite Brexit, study suggests
Nearly a third of those looking for a job in another country preferred Britain as their top work destination.
UK consumer spending falls for third consecutive month in November
Consumer spending fell 0.9% compared to a year earlier following a 2.1% drop in October, Visa and IHS Markit said.
Why companies will address the lack of gender diversity within the next 20 years
Richard Nesbitt, CEO of the Global Risk Institute in Financial Services, speaks to IBTimes UK about the need to address gender diversity.
House price growth still above inflation, despite first decline in four months
House prices grow 3.9% in the year to November, as annual rate of growth drops for the first time since July.
Brexit: Why London is betting big on India
India is critical to the UK's plans to show that it can secure post-Brexit trade deals with non-European Union countries.
Nationalisation won't magically solve the problems of Britain's railways
Rail fares are going up because the government is trying to shift the burden of subsidy from the state onto the passenger.
Better than money? The top ten things we look for in a new job
When it comes to finding the perfect job, new research suggests it's not all about the money.
Birmingham's Bullring owner snaps up rival to create £21bn retail behemoth
Newly-formed company will own a stake in 12 of Britain's 20 supermalls and will have combined assets worth over £20bn.
Britain ranks bottom on state pensions among advanced nations
Britons collect the equivalent of just 29% of what they earned at work on average when they turn 68.
Two million Britons see their bank accounts go into the red each month
StepChange charity warns that customers are stuck in a vicious circle of borrowing and constantly struggle to repay overdraft fees.
UK car industry hits the brakes as new registrations fall 11.2% in November
Confusion over the Government's policies towards diesel cars, see sales of diesel cars plunge 30.6% year-on-year.
House builders say government housing targets will not be met without EU workers
Nearly a fifth of all workers in house building sites across England are from the European Union, census reveals.
UK rail fares set for biggest increase in five years in January
Rail Delivery Group admits the increase is significant but vows to invest 97% of money from fares on improving services.
Black Friday fails to give expected lift to UK retailers
The BRC said retail sales rose 0.6% compared to a year earlier in November, following a 1% decline in October.
How much is the FA Cup worth? The finances behind football's oldest competition
Playing away against a Premier League club could give cash-strapped Football League clubs a financial lifeline.
Wine producer warns Britons could 'starve' without migrant fruit pickers
Frazer Thompson, chief executive of Chapel Down, says continued access to European labour after Brexit is crucial.
UK growth to remain muted amid Brexit uncertainty and high inflation, CBI says
The business lobby group expects Britain's gross domestic product to expand 1.5% in both 2017 and 2018 before weakening slightly to 1.3% in 2019.
Brexit has ruined 'Brand Britain', claims Fortnum & Mason boss
Company says it has struggled to recruit the 300 seasonal staff it normally requires around Christmas.
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