UK Economy

London encourages growing Indian companies to set up headquarters in city to accentuate global ambitions.

The deal indicates a growing interest from overseas companies in British food companies.

The average price of a house in the UK is expected to be £419,000 by 2025.

About 1,080 executives across 390 organisations in the UK receive salaries of at least £100,000 annually.

The role of small businesses in terms of generating growth cannot be overstated.

The employment rate jumped to 73.9%, from 73.6% between June and August 2015.

The move is among the first steps of a programme to simplify processes at the company.

Hotels and restaurant prices saw a more significant increase as well as tobacco and alcohol.

Chancellor George Osborne to raise minimum pay to £7.20 per hour starting April 2016.

Iconic vehicle overtaken by technology and EU legislation on fuel consumption and emissions.

British shoppers spent £566bn in 2014, double the GDP of the Dutch economy.

American insurer will provide cover of up to £50,000 against cyberbullying.

Move follows recent government measures that raise taxes on landlords.

Till date, UK's steel crisis has resulted in the loss of about 5,000 jobs.

Neusentis closure move follows downsizing of R&D activities at Sandwich, Kent.

Insiders at Nissan fear 6,000 plus jobs at Sunderland plant could be moved to France.

A survey indicated that a majority of shoppers would visit the discount chains in the weeks leading up to 25 December.

It marks the first time the Japanese carmaker manufactures its luxury line of cars anywhere in Europe.

The company plans to open 100 new stores of The Edinburgh Woollen Mill and Peacocks over the next two years.

A survey has estimated that the overall employment in this sector fell 6% in the year to September 2015.

From the apprenticeship levy to business rates and infrastructure, the business world has its own agenda.

Move in line with JLR's target to deliver one million cars by end of the decade, experts say.

Fawcett Society finds women's voices are absent from economic views in the media.

Npower would take at least until 2017 before it could see profits according to Bernhard Guenther.

Negative inflation will likely cause the Bank's Monetary Policy Committee to postpone a rate hike.

New work repair and maintenance fell by 2.2% and 2.1% respectively from last year.

Westminster-based think-tank ResPublica warns of impact on NHS.

Non-disclosing companies citing commercial sensitivity of information for their action.

Members of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted eight to one to leave rates on hold.

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