BBC Economy - Source Information
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Number of headlines in database: 34
Last update: 2019-06-17 18:21:02
Number of headlines in database: 34
Last update: 2019-06-17 18:21:02
BBC Economy Headlines
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PPI mis-selling claims: The deadline approaches (2019-06-17 12:18:15)
With a deadline for compensation claims just weeks away, people are being urged to act now. -
UK to launch 'groundbreaking' China stock market link (2019-06-17 04:52:39)
UK-listed companies will be able to sell shares in Shanghai under a new share link, Treasury says. -
Argentina and Uruguay reel after massive power outage (2019-06-17 01:09:03)
Argentina's president promises a full investigation after a blackout left millions without electricity. -
Brexit uncertainty 'hitting UK business investment' (2019-06-16 23:16:38)
Companies should be investing in measures aimed at growth, says the British Chambers of Commerce. -
CEO Secrets: My clubs aren't 'pale, stale and male' (2019-06-16 23:06:43)
Entrepreneur Ronald Ndoro talks about his vision for private members' clubs in the 21st century. -
Carole Ghosn calls for President Trump to back her husband (2019-06-16 23:00:19)
The wife of the former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn wants pressure put on Japan over his legal battle. -
Argentina and Uruguay scramble to restore power after massive outage (2019-06-16 19:40:42)
Argentina's president promises a full investigation after a blackout left millions without electricity. -
Tory leadership race: EU will renegotiate Brexit package, says Hunt (2019-06-16 11:46:44)
Mr Hunt said if there is no prospect of a deal by 31 October he would accept a no-deal Brexit. -
Electrical failure cuts power to all of Argentina and Uruguay, supplier says (2019-06-16 11:36:17)
All of Argentina and Uruguay are without power, supplier says, affecting about 48m people. -
Berkshire family starts waste plastic swimsuit business (2019-06-15 23:30:21)
A Berkshire family has turned the oceans' waste plastic into a range of children's swimwear. -
RBS report branded 'whitewash' by MPs (2019-06-13 11:38:25)
The financial watchdog failed to properly investigate the business restructuring unit of RBS, MPs say. -
Brexit: UK firms 'not even close to ready' for no deal (2019-06-12 16:16:01)
Fewer than 10% of firms have applied to a HMRC scheme aimed at facilitating UK imports, Newsnight reveals. -
Why is building so slow and expensive? (2019-06-11 23:15:25)
Forward-thinking builders are looking at the ways technology can help the construction industry. -
UK wage growth faster than expected (2019-06-11 10:11:59)
Wages rose at an annual pace of 3.4% in the three months to April, official figures show. -
The Japanese estate agent selling 'haunted' houses (2019-06-11 08:56:23)
Akira has been selling 'haunted' houses for five years and has dealt with around 500 homes. -
UK economy hit by 'dramatic' fall in car output (2019-06-10 10:05:56)
Car factory shutdowns designed to cope with disruption from Brexit meant the economy shrank in April. -
Goggles 'give back' sight to Maisy so she can read again (2019-06-10 09:24:29)
GiveVision goggles use magnifiers and augmented reality to improve the vision of the wearer. -
UK signs post-Brexit free trade deal with South Korea (2019-06-10 03:19:17)
The in principle free trade agreement is the first post-Brexit deal the UK has secured in Asia. -
I was told to be 'less young and girly' to progress (2019-06-09 23:17:08)
Amy Golding talks about the challenges of being a young business leader for the CEO Secrets series. -
US-Mexico talks: Trump hails deal on migrants to avoid tariffs (2019-06-08 14:48:33)
The US president says everyone is "very excited" as Mexico agrees to do more about irregular migrants. -
US jobs growth in shock May slowdown (2019-06-07 14:43:13)
The dollar falls as the weaker-than-expected data raises expectations of a cut in US interest rates. -
Economic clouds gather over Germany (2019-06-07 14:01:22)
The eurozone's largest economy has its growth forecast cut sharply by the country's central bank. -
Brexit: Government spends £97m on consultants (2019-06-07 06:16:03)
The government has brought in experts to make up for a lack of staff, the National Audit Office says. -
The decline of cash in the UK - in charts (2019-06-06 23:07:16)
How debit cards have replaced cash as the most popular way to pay in the UK - in graphics. -
US regulator acts over plague of nuisance phone calls (2019-06-06 21:08:02)
Regulators approve rules to make it easier for carriers to stop millions of automated calls. -
Millions choose a cashless lifestyle (2019-06-06 11:59:24)
A major report charts the drop in cash use, but 1.9 million people still deal primarily in notes and coins. -
Sephora to give staff diversity training. (2019-06-04 23:04:13)
Beauty chain Sephora are closing stores across the US in order to give staff diversity training. -
A pilot by supermarket chain Waitrose aims to get shoppers using less plastic packaging. (2019-06-03 23:19:14)
A pilot by supermarket chain Waitrose aims to get shoppers using less plastic packaging. Emma Simpson reports. -
What's gone wrong with Brazil's economy? (2019-05-26 23:06:25)
The hopes for a resurgent Brazilian economy have receded since the election of Jair Bolsonaro. -
What have economists been getting wrong? (2019-05-22 01:33:01)
Evan Davis explains how the field of economics is asking itself some tough questions. -
Why the bicycle's future looks bright (2019-04-29 23:11:38)
The bicycle ushered in a manufacturing revolution as well as a social one, and is doing so again. -
What can bees teach economists about how markets work? (2019-04-02 23:03:25)
The relationship between bees, honey and apple trees offers surprising insights about financial markets. -
Greater Bay Area: China's ambitious but vague economic plan (2019-02-26 11:11:46)
The ambitious economic plan links Hong Kong, Macau and other Chinese cities to boost growth. -
Olives pitting US against EU in global trade fight (2019-02-21 00:32:57)
Are US tariffs on Spanish olives a pretext for a bigger challenge to world trade?