UK consumer confidence rises to levels not seen since 'late nineties or early noughties'
GfK/KPMG consumer confidence index rises 6 points to 7 in June.
UK retail sales: slowdown in growth as bad weather hits clothing sales
Clothing sales experienced a cold shower, but furniture sales performed best in May
UK jobs: Growth in permanent contracts slowed down after general election
Pay growth in the public sector was only 0.2% in May compared with May last year.
Queen's Speech 2015: Battlegrounds for Tory infighting that could shatter David Cameron majority
Cameron faces tough task of holding Conservative party together after the controversial Queen's Speech.
Recruitment boss Kevin Green warns of UK job crisis: 'Staff availability falling for 2 years'
British workers have enjoyed a pay increase but a skills shortage.
UK house prices: Londoners need £77,000 per annum to get on property ladder, finds KPMG
First time buyers elsewhere in the UK require an annual average wage of £40,553.
Why UK Plc should heed wise words of Archbishop of Canterbury
If companies want to be successful, they must understand the role played by faith.
Edmund Shing: After Shell, BG, Nokia and Alcatel, ITV and Indivior could join the takeover trail
As well as huge buying huge there's a number of likely mid-cap takeover targets out there.
India's richest state needs over $200bn to house its poorest
The western Indian state of Maharashtra, home to India's financial capital Mumbai, will need five million new homes by 2022.
India's first 'smart city' takes shape in western state of Gujarat
Gujarat International Finance Tec-City coming up in PM Narendra Modi's home state.
Supermarket wars: BRC says retailers mounted 'slow but steady fight back'
UK retail sales increased by 3.2% in March 2014 and food was up 1.8%.
D E Shaw in talks to buy Italian NPL business from Goldman Sachs
Rival US investment firms Fortress, Pimco and Bayview Asset Management have also entered the fray.
Barclays, RBS, Lloyds, Standard Chartered and HSBC see pre-tax profits soar by 60% in 2014
However, they have also paid 60% of their profits in fines
UK to lead autonomous car industry into new era 'as revolutionary as Henry Ford's Model T'
Transport secretary Robert Goodwill says UK to lead motoring industry into a new autonomous era as revolutionary as Henry Ford's Model T.
Connected autonomous car industry will create 320,000 UK jobs and boost economy by £51bn by 2030
Research by KPMG claims the connected and autonomous vehicle industries will create over 300,000 UK jobs.
After Pirelli, Chinese buying spree in Italy to persevere
Flush with cash, and facing a competitive home market, Chinese firms are expected to continue hunting in Italy.
Greece can save €1bn a year by eliminating contraband tobacco
Cash-strapped Greece expected to provide details about its tobacco reform proposals soon to obtain future bailout funds.
World Book Day 2015: 'Stories are a part of how we work out the puzzle of being human'
World Book Day, on 5 March, is a Unesco-designated celebration of reading, books and authors.
India Budget 2015: Finance Minister Arun Jaitley roots for growth, investments and job creation
Jaitley's budget has increased road and rail investments by $11.4bn and proposes a new law on black money.
India's GDP growth could accelerate to over 8% this year: Economic Survey
Growth in the fiscal year ending 31 March is expected to hover at 7.4%.
Sterling strengthens to one-month high ahead of US jobs data
Data from KPMG showed that permanent staff placement continued to rise in the UK.
Balfour Beatty reveals £70m profit shortfall following KPMG review
Balfour Beatty has issued its sixth profit warning in two years.
Fifa launches $100m Football Legacy Project in Brazil
Fifa secretary general Jerome Valcke unveiled the $100m Football Legacy Project for Brazil on Tuesday 20 January 20.
Cryptocurrency round-up: Silk Road judge to ban Karpeles 'hearsay' evidence, as KPMG warns of bitcoin threat
Cryptocurrency markets remain stable after heavy losses, as KPMG highlights both threats and opportunities of bitcoin.
Swiss franc shock: Pepperstone, IG Index and ETX Capital circle insolvent Alpari UK
Alpari UK became insolvent one day after the SNB's move to remove the Euro cap.
Cost of living crisis: 40% of families can't afford to 'participate in society'
Joseph Rowntree Foundation says 8.1 million people live below the Minimum Income Standard (MIS).
Blur Group CEO Philip Letts talks CES 2015, Bitcoin and tech firm milestones
The e-commerce platform hits 50,000 service providers and $350m project value to date.
December sales worst since financial crash
December saw the worst sales performance since the financial crash in 2008, according to the BRC.
India: Modi orders insurance, coal reforms despite political opposition
The orders have to be approved by the parliament within six weeks of the opening of the next session.
Stephen Foster: Omnicom and Publicis among the global adland dogs that didn't bark in the night
In 2014 the major players of global adland might be characterised as dogs that didn't bark.