Jaguar Land Rover plans on major UK expansion, seeks government investment in Midlands infrastructure
Jaguar Land Rover Automotive plc, the UK’s largest car manufacturer, has receiving backing from Coventry City Council for the UK government to invest £450...
Bank of England governor in favour of a transitional Brexit arrangement
Bank of England governor Mark Carney has urged the UK government to secure a transitional arrangement in Brexit negotiations so that new rules are...
Finns turn festive fat into fuel for cars
As the Christmas festive season approaches, Finland's chemical industry is urging people to support a campaign to turn left-over cooking fat into fuel.
The campaign,...
UK Autumn Statement 2016: fiscal targets, infrastructure investment, corporate tax cuts
Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond delivered his first Autumn Statement since taking over from George Osborne. The chancellor laid out his plan to...
APEC leaders reaffirm commitment to free trade
The leaders of APEC recently reaffirmed their commitment to promote free trade and sustainable economic growth in the Asia-Pacific region.
The 24th Annual APEC Economic...
Trump will withdraw the US from the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal on his first...
President-elect Donald Trump has pledged to issue a notifcation of intent to withdraw the US from the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal on his first...
Safeway is back says Morrisons
The Safeway brand is back, says Morrisons, twelve years after Britain's fourth largest chain of supermarkets acquired the UK operations from California based retail giant...
UK government cuts stake in Lloyds down to 7.99%
The British government has sold off more shares in Lloyds Banking Group, cutting its stake in the lender by 1 percentage point down to...
Nigel Farage as British ambassador to US suggests Trump
Nigel Farage would be a great British ambassador to the US, president-elect Donald Trump suggested yesterday. According to Mr. Trump, many people are asking...
UK household wealth has dropped by $1.5 trillion since Brexit vote
Since the Brexit vote in June the UK is approximately $1.5 trillion poorer in US dollar terms, according to a Credit Suisse study examining...