Markets wrap: Stocks meander, Pound rises in holiday-hit trading
Global stocks were mixed and the dollar was flat as the latest comments from a Fed official offered little to excite traders amid thin
UK lags behind major competitors on infrastructure as projects have been “plagued by long delays”,
The UK is falling behind its major competitors when it comes to the quality of its infrastructure assets, according to a new briefing
The City of London’s office market is expected to decline by 3.8 per cent this year
The City’s office market is expected to decline by 3.8 per cent this year, according to a survey by property consultancy Daniel
‘Ramadan rush’ brings Gulf retailers to Europe
Knightsbridge might be dominated by British department store stalwarts such as Harrods and Harvey Nichols, but affluent customers from
OPEC disappointment hits oil, stocks; sterling down on UK vote jitters
Oil prices weakened on Friday, prompting a move away from riskier assets and depressing Asian stocks, after an OPEC agreement to
UK retains top position for FDI projects in Europe, Ernst & Young report shows
A report by Ernst & Young (EY) has revealed that the UK has maintained its position in Europe as the largest recipient of Foreign
Zara is facing a massive threat that could jeopardize the business
Fast fashion just got even faster. Zara, once a fast-fashion pioneer that brought new styles to its shelves quickly, has been knocked
European stocks gain on economic data, as pound slips after Manchester suicide attack
European stocks advanced as economic data from Germany and France signaled that the region’s recovery is on track. U.K. equities and
European stocks steady after biggest weekly drop since November
European stocks were little changed, after posting their biggest weekly drop since November, as traders assessed the extent to which
BP starts oil project that will help double its U.K. output
BP Plc started a project in the U.K. North Sea that will restore production halted since 2013 and help double the company’s output in