Economic news and events

Journalists at newspaper group Reach PLC are to strike in a dispute over pay after voting heavily in favour of taking industrial action.

Members of...

Rail passengers will suffer fresh misery on Saturday because of strikes by train drivers, with more industrial action planned in the coming weeks amid the...

A drought has been declared for parts of England following the driest summer for 50 years.

The conditions, which have almost completely deprived some areas...

The following is a summary of top news stories Friday.

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COMPANIES

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The heir and de facto leader of Samsung received a presidential pardon,...

Pfizer late Thursday said it has ‘significant defences’ against Zantac litigation, while Haleon revealed it is ‘not a party’ to any claims.

Fears about the...

The UK economy shrank marginally in the second quarter of the year from the first, according to the Office for National Statistics on Friday, as...

The UK's global competitiveness could be harmed by too much political interference in the regulation of the City of London, the Bank of England governor...

An oil and gas body has urged the candidates in the running to become UK prime minister to scrap the windfall tax on profits as...

Drought is expected to be declared for some parts of England, as another heatwave scorches the country after months of low rainfall.

Warnings are in...

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has appealed to electricity companies to act ‘in the national interest’ to help ease the pressure on vulnerable consumers in...