Business News

The UK economy grew by 0.1% between July and September, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

The former head of Britain's audit watchdog is being lined up as the next chairman of high street billionaire Mike Ashley's London-listed retail empire.

Typhoo Tea is preparing to enter administration after 120 years in business, amid declining sales and mounting debts.

The government has drafted in City lawyers to scrutinise a proposed rescue deal for Harland & Wolff, the shipyard-owner which built the Titanic.

Anyone who has tried to get a mortgage while being self-employed probably won't look back fondly on the memory.

Labour has come into power and the economy is shrinking.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has criticised post-financial crash regulation, saying it has "gone too far" - setting a course for cutting red tape in her first speech to Britain's most important gathering of financiers and business leaders.

When Gordon Brown delivered his first Mansion House speech as chancellor he caused a stir by doing so in a lounge suit, rather than the white tie and tails demanded by convention.

Water company United Utilities has reported hundreds of millions in profit as it seeks to further increase customer bills.

Pension "mega funds" will be created under government plans to increase infrastructure investment.