UK energy prices to decline through to 2022 as 'cheap gas imports' rise
Falling demand and lower wholesale gas prices would cut power prices, research suggests.
Pound spikes against dollar following UK budget but remains static against euro
Chancellor Philip Hammond downgrades economic forecasts and unveils appealing policy morsels.
UK Budget 2017: Chancellor Philip Hammond marks down economic growth forecasts
British GDP expected to come in at 1.5% for 2017, falling further until 2020.
UK Budget 2017 as it happened: Hammond scraps Stamp Duty for first time buyers up to £300,000
Chancellor abolishes Stamp Duty for all first time buyer purchases up to £300,000 as part of housing reforms.
Tycoon Jim Ratcliffe's expansionist streak sends his firm Ineos to bag yet another North Sea asset
A combination of aggressive acquisitions and expansion initiatives have transformed the petrochemical company in a matter of years.
Pound spikes further on German political upheaval and approaching UK budget
Political developments spark another intraday rally keeping the British currency firmly in positive territory.
Pound spikes versus euro on German constitutional crisis and resumption of Brexit talks
Collapse of coalition talks in Eurozone's biggest economy weighs on the euro ahead of next round of Brexit talks.
Global credit outlook 'stabilising' but weakness still persists in certain sectors
Oil and gas, retail and restaurants show greatest sign of downgrades, report notes.
Lower pound sends UK tourism numbers to yet another record high
Official data reveals visitor numbers rose by 5% as tourists took advantage of the British currency's dip.
Brexit, North Korea and US hurricanes dampen corporate marketing budgets
Three years of growth have come to a stuttering halt as events in 2017 dented the confidence of marketing bosses.
Siemens to cut thousands of jobs worldwide but UK workforce could be spared
German industrial conglomerate says it's moving focus away from fossil fuels division.
Fired before being hired? GKN ditches incoming CEO just months before he was due to start
Engineering firm says its designated boss, whose appointment was announced in September, won't get the job anymore.
Italy's stagnation maybe over but it's staring at a painfully long road to recovery
Low rise in labour productivity suggests the Italian economy's catch-up is likely to take a long time.
Mega order for small planes: Airbus has few takers for super-jumbo but inks major A320 deal
Aircraft maker finds no buyers for the A380, but its smaller planes and that of rivals dominate Dubai Air Show.
Is the post-Brexit pound the 'Mr Bean' of currency markets?
Commentators bemoan the British currency's unpredictability as political and economic headwinds make life difficult for forecasters.
What is a 'connected plant'? Honeywell's Jason Urso explains its ubiquitous industrial appeal
Underpinned by the Industrial Internet of Things, the concept is changing industrial and manufacturing processes in the digital age.
Global public support for green energy witnessing 'massive' rise
Worldwide attitudes survey finds clear trends in favour of sustainability and renewable power generation.
Tycoon Jim Ratcliffe's outfit Ineos to buy Lausanne Football Club
Petrochemicals firm set to add a football club to its cacophonic asset sheet.
Global 'green bond' issuance hits record high as ethical investing continues to rise
Investment vehicles created to encourage sustainability projects have seen their global popularity soar, report says.
Uber loses UK legal appeal against drivers' rights but will escalate fight to Supreme Court
Landmark ruling sees company lose ruling its drivers should be classed as workers rather than self-employed.
Borrowers in East Midlands and SouthWest will fare worst from Bank of England rate hike
However, overall interest rate rises will have limited effect on UK mortgage borrowers, research suggests.
Sharing economy for convenient luxury: How Surf Air is shaking up short-haul business travel
Company's CEO Simon Talling-Smith tells IBTimes UK its 'membership driven' air service will change the lives of frequent flyers.
European investment banks' quarterly profits jump 64% as happier times return
Spike driven by dip in restructuring and legal costs but operating leverage remains an issue.
Guernsey Finance boss calls Paradise Papers leak an 'illegal hack' peddling tax transparency untruths
Dominic Wheatley says sensationalist reporting is deliberately designed to undermine legitimate business acts of offshore centres.
Energy suppliers SSE and Npower in 'well advanced' merger talks
Two of the UK's 'Big Six' energy companies hope to form a mammoth supplier serving over 12 million households.
US wants to be Britain's 'number one' trading partner, says top Trump envoy
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross tells CBI conference that preliminary trade talks between US and UK governments are already underway.
'Paradise Papers' tax practices becoming thing of the past, says OECD boss
Angel Gurria tells CBI conference recently sensationalised tax practices were being clamped down on and no longer the norm.
Theresa May hints UK ready for transition deal with EU in run-up to Brexit
Prime Minister tells CBI conference her government wants an ambitious partnership with the EU and the wider world.
Third of UK employees feel their bosses are unfit to lead in the digital age
Survey published at the CBI conference paints dire picture of trust in corporate leadership.
Bevy of scandals expose Japan Inc's corporate governance problem
From Kobe Steel to Shoko Chukin, Nissan to Subaru, a growing number of corporate fiascos ought to make Japanese enterprises confront their governance demons.
