UK Economy

Switzerland, Denmark and Germany bagged the top three slots.

UK economy expands 0.4% in three months, in line with forecast, but down from the previous quarter.

Deficit put at £485m

British retailer boasts of clients such as Christine Lagarde, Winston Churchill and Elizabeth Taylor.

The move will allow 6,000 new homes to be built on green belt land around Birmingham.

UK retail sales fall 1.3% month-on-month in March but gain ground on annual basis for the 35th consecutive month.

Services industry expected to account for half of UK exports by 2026, according to new Barclays research.

Tata Steel has claimed that it has already contacted 190 potential buyers.

John Lewis and Marks & Spencer too have setup technology hubs to improve their online business.

The sale of Tata's Scunthorpe plant to Greybull Capital is expected to close soon.

Many business indicators tracked by the British Chambers of Commerce are 'at a low ebb.'

The coffee chain will extend the new wage policy to even those employees who are below 25 years.

Cuts to save costs are more severe than Chancellor George Osborne's requirements.

The UK suffered a record traded goods deficit of £8.6bn with the EU in February.

Acute supply and demand imbalance to keep house price growth robust in the UK.

Prices fall 1.7% as spring competition among retailers intensifies.

The new national living wage of £7.20 per hour hurts retailers as it increases their costs.

Statement comes ahead of poll to decide if Britain will 'Leave' or 'Remain' in the EU.

Britain's trade deficit in goods with the European Union is at its highest levels since 1998.

UK's deficit now amounts to 7% of GDP, its highest level since record began in 1955.

ONS second estimate of GDP shows UK economy grew 2.1% year-on-year in the fourth quarter of 2015.

Grays, Tilbury and Purfleet are among other towns which Londoners are considering for buying houses.

Oil fields owned by Centrica and Ithaca Energy and a few fields controlled by BP and Perenco will be affected.

Tata board to meet in Mumbai to decide fate of loss-making units.

BP, Shell, Chevron, Talisman Sinopec and Petrofac are among the companies that have announced job cuts.

UK retail sales declined 0.4% month-on-month in February despite predictions of a 1% fall.

Inflation grows 0.3% year-on-year in February, slightly below expectations but in line with previous month.

Brexit would be credit negative for both the EU and for non-financial corporate issuers in the UK.

Rolls-Royce CEO Warren East will make the commitment to MPs on 22 March.

Leaving EU could cost the British economy £100bn and 950,000 jobs by 2020, analysis shows.