UK government borrowing 11% less than last year despite GDP growth slowdown
Chancellor George Osborne urges Whitehall departments to make more cuts in effort to wipe off deficit in 2018-19.
Mothercare halves losses as chief executive Newton-Jones's turnaround plan takes effect
Company halves losses to £13.1m and sees like-for-like sales rise.
Daily Mail and General Trust: MailOnline sales to offset decline in print revenue
Publisher reports 4% decline in profit over last half year but expects full-year profit rise.
Dairy Crest profit falls as dairy market struggles
Dairy company share price drops 5% as full-year profit slump disappoints
UK retail sales: Strongest monthly growth since November 2014
Warm weather and favourable consumer prices caused a 4.7% jump in sales volume.
Thomas Cook on track to hit profit target despite Corfu deaths backlash
Thomas Cook has cut debts and half-year loss as company faces challenges regarding Corfu deaths.
SSE reports profit rise despite customer loss and announces Ferrybridge plant closure
SSE profitable on energy supply despite losing an astounding 500,000 customer accounts over the last year
Burberry share price leads FTSE 100 fallers despite good results
Fashion retailer reports 7% rise in profit but lowers 2016 profit guidance due to foreign exchange problems.
Marks and Spencer: Food sales lift profit for first time in four years
M&S reported its first profit rise in four years as food sales went up, but the company is still struggling to achieve its turnaround goals.
Metro Bank strikes deal with Zopa to enter peer-to-peer lending market
Deal makes Metro Bank the first British bank to use a p2p platform to lend funds to customers.
Harry Potter sales levitate Bloomsbury revenue
A rise in Harry Potter sales helped publisher Bloomsbury achieve a slight increase in revenue with a new edition of the JK Rowling books with covers by illustrator Jonny Duddle.
Bank of England asks public to vote for face of new £20 note
Governor Mark Carney said public have until 19 July to nominate their favourite visual artist.
UK inflation: What is inside the basket of goods and services?
UK inflation is calculated by measuring the price of a "basket" of goods and services. The contents are updated annually to keep up with consumer habits and tastes.
UK consumer price inflation rate turns negative for first time since 1960s
UK inflation rate negative due to low food prices and slower rise in transport prices