Alanna Petroff
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United Kingdom
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EU regulator fines Google another €1.5bn for illegal online advertising practices
The European Union's competition regulator has announced a new fine worth €1.49bn against Google and its parent company Alphabet. → Read More
Pound swings wildly after May's Brexit deal defeated
The UK pound is getting slammed after British members of parliament rejected prime minister Theresa May's Brexit deal by a wide margin. → Read More
UK economic growth slows to lowest level in 6 months
The UK economy posted weak 0.3% growth in the three-month period to November, the lowest growth rate seen in six months, according to the Office for National Statistics. → Read More
Turmoil as car job losses point to bleak 2019 for auto industry
Thousands of job cuts announced at Jaguar Land Rover and Ford could be a worrying sign of what's to come in the UK and European car industry in 2019. → Read More
The big electric car launches to expect in 2019
Automakers are rushing out at least 20 new fully electric cars into the UK and European markets this year. → Read More
These UK companies could collapse in a no-deal Brexit
Many British companies could simply collapse if there's a no-deal Brexit, with food exporters and manufacturers expected to be the first victims. → Read More
Wealthy London property investors ready to pounce as Brexit worries unwind
The prime London property market is showing signs of life after years of setbacks and sizeable price slides. → Read More
What to Watch: Stock market volatility, HMV concerns, oil jumps
A daily overview of the top business, market and economic stories to watch in the UK, Europe and abroad. → Read More
The best (and worst) performing international stock markets of 2018
Some of the best performing stock markets in 2018 were in places you might least expect, including Russia and Saudi Arabia. → Read More
What to Watch: Stocks mixed after US boom, oil slips, Gatwick takeover
A daily overview of the top business, market and economic stories to watch in the UK, Europe and abroad. → Read More
The 10 most popular cities for international tourists in 2018
Visitors are increasingly flocking to urban Asian hubs including Hong Kong and Macau, according to research firm Euromonitor. → Read More
Bank of England warning: 'Brexit uncertainties have intensified considerably'
The Bank of England is warning that "Brexit uncertainties have intensified considerably," which has been bad news for UK financial markets, stocks and the pound. → Read More
What to Watch: Stock market sell-off, oil slumps, Gatwick shutdown
The top business, market and economic stories you should be watching today in the UK, Europe and abroad. → Read More
What to Watch: 100 days to Brexit, GlaxoSmithKline break-up, Softbank slump
The top business, market and economic stories you should be watching today in the UK, Europe and abroad. → Read More
UK government publishes tough immigration plans for the post-Brexit future
The UK government is expected to lay out plans for new immigration rules for the post-Brexit era. → Read More
Head of US SEC urges UK and EU to prevent market disaster from no-deal Brexit
The head of the US Securities and Exchange Commission, Jay Clayton, is warning the UK and European Union to take action to prevent a market disaster in the wake of a no-deal Brexit. → Read More
What to Watch: Asos SOS, Jaguar Land Rover jobs in focus, IMF trade war warning
The top business, market and economic stories you should be watching today in the UK, Europe and abroad. → Read More
Why Louis Vuitton's parent company bagged a hotel chain
Louis Vuitton's parent company LVMH bagged itself a deal on Friday, buying the global hotel group Belmond for $2.6bn. → Read More
What to Watch: Theresa May's confidence vote pound rises, stocks surge
The top business, market and economic stories you should be watching today in the UK, Europe and abroad: → Read More
British businesses are triggering their Brexit contingency plans
Businesses have begun triggering their Brexit contingency plans this week as they see the UK government is in disarray and the Brexit deadline is around the corner. → Read More