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IMF Upgrade For UK As Russian Growth Shrinks
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has revised upwards, for a fourth consecutive time, its forecast for UK economic growth while sharply lowering expectations for the US and sanctions-hit Russia.
Balfour And Carillion In £3bn Merger Talks
Two of Britain's biggest construction firms are in merger talks to create a £3bn powerhouse whose flagship projects would include London's Olympics Aquatics Centre and the redevelopment of Liverpool's Anfield home.
Unipart Automotive Closes With 1,200 Jobs Lost
One of the country's largest suppliers of car parts has ceased trading with the loss of 1,244 jobs after a buyer could not be found.
RBS Stands Ground Over Cable Branch Criticism
Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has warned Vince Cable that accelerating the sale of 314 branches would jeopardise the creation of a strong new lender on British high streets.
Storm Failings Cost Power Firms Millions More
The UK's energy regulator says two power network operators are to pay an extra £3.3m for failures related to last winter's storms.
Deep Debt Warning Issued As Rate Rise Looms
The number of households creaking with crippling debts may double over the next four years, a think-tank has warned.
US Lifts Ban On Airlines Flying To Tel Aviv
A ban on US airlines flying to Israel's Tel Aviv airport amid rocket fire from Gaza has been lifted.
Facebook Shares Hit Record High As Profit Soars
Facebook shares hit a new record high after the social network posted profits growth of 137% for its last quarter.
Scottish Referendum: Banks Weigh New Warnings
Britain's biggest banks are weighing up plans to outline further risks associated with Scottish independence when they unveil half-year results with less than 50 days to go before the crucial vote.
Apple Looks To Renewables For Its Juice
Technology companies are competing with each other on a new front - renewable energy - and taking on traditional power suppliers.
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