ECONOMY

Ferguson had plenty of tools in his management box, as United can attest to.

Tesco has more than halved its profit to £354m ($540m) in the first six months of the financial year.

Italian wine makers set to produce more bottles of their French counterparts thanks to favourable weather.

Many homeowners have taken out risky mortgages they struggle to pay back amid a struggling economy.

The prime minister is expected to promise to build 200,000 extra 'affordable' homes by 2020.

Only five FTSE 100 chief executives are women, while only a quarter of FTSE board members are female.

Horta-Osorio said Lloyds had a special responsibility to change the position of banks in society.

The new figures take into account falling commodity prices and jumpy financial markets.

Essay published by London Business School argues England's Rugby World Cup exit could hurt economy.

Who should have the temerity to proclaim "the way this country is run is broken"?

Banks say UK markets are failing to 'adequately price in' potential UK exit from European Union.

EXCLUSIVE: Conservative grandee accuses the pro-EU campaign of being based on 'fear'.

From Uber to Airbnb: Is the sharing economy the revolution its proponents make it out to be?

Former foreign secretary believes a fractured EU would cause significant problems worldwide

Former business secretary predicts future where UK business agreements are mandated by India and US.

The growth, still significant, is on the lower end of 2015 increases.

German factory orders fell 1.8% after a 2.2% drop in July.

Pledges submitted ahead of the conference that will involve more than 190 countries in Paris.

Despite the slump, the PMI data means business activity expanded over the month of September

After five days of talks a deal has been signed but questions remain on far-reaching affects.

The chancellor unveiled the major tax policy at the Conservative conference in Manchester.

As sanctions are lifted after the nuclear deal, businesswomen look to the future

Chancellor outlined the plan at the Conservative Party conference in Manchester.

Business secretary claims the Tories are now the party of working people after Corbyn's victory.

PM Alexis Tsipras hopes to lure back investors and fulfil his election-campaign promises.

Robert Peston is leaving the BBC for ITV, where he will host of a new Sunday morning talk show to rival the Andrew Marr show.

Disagreements over pharmaceuticals and agriculture have halted optimistic TTP talks.

Pedro Passos Coelho's Social Democratic Party-led coalition still fell short of a parliamentary majority.

Risks include higher interest rates, emerging market weaknesses, euro zone economy among others.