Business Ryanair calls for 'urgent' EU action after strikes cancel 1100 flights The Dublin-based carrier says more than 1,100 flights have been cancelled for the second month running.
Business US sanctions pressurise Iran Following the massive protests in Tehran, the Iranian President Hassan Rouhani says America will fail to defeat the Iranian nation with economic pressure. Protests began in Iran’s capital on Sunday, over the rising prices and devaluation of the rial 28/06/2018
Business Bank of England rejects EU's warnings Britain's banks could deal with a hard Brexit next March if necessary. That's according to the Bank of England's Governor. Mark Carney rejects the European Union's warnings that lenders are inadequately prepared 27/06/2018
Europe Uber gets new 15-month license to operate in London It's after Transport for London refused to give the Silicon Valley taxi firm a five-year operating license last September saying there were failings in its approach to report serious criminal offenses and to background checks on drivers. The judge says it's now 'fit and proper'. 26/06/2018
Business The EU Commissioner plays down Trump's trade tariffs of car imports The American tariffs threatened on all imports of EU-assembled cars are small. That from the EU Commissioner for Trade, Cecilia Malmstrom 26/06/2018
Business Turkey's markets rally after President Erdogan re-elected Turkey's markets rally after president re-elected. 25/06/2018
Business Brexit threats wrong Britain's Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt said Brexit negotiations are at a critical stage 24/06/2018
Business US-China trade tensions escalate The US and China are heading towards a trade war after President Donald Trump went ahead with his threat to impose tariffs on Chinese goods. 15/06/2018
Business ECB to end stimulus programme later this year ECB President Mario Draghi admitted the eurozone recovery has slowed and kept record low interest rates unchanged 14/06/2018
Business UK retail sales up 1.3 percent in May The figure goes beyond expectations but economists warn of difficult times ahead 14/06/2018
Business UK inflation defies expectations The British pound slipped to a one-week low on Wednesday as lower-than-expected inflation data undermined the chances of an interest rate rise. 13/06/2018
Business Several thousand jobs to go at Tesla The electric car marker's looking to reduce costs and become profitable without endangering the critical production ramp-up for its Model 3 sedan 13/06/2018
Business AT&T gets go-ahead to buy Time Warner for 100 billion euros The US telecoms giant AT&T has won court approval to buy Time Warner for 100 billion euros in a blow to the Trump administration’s attempts to block the deal. 13/06/2018
Business Argentina announces $50bn standby deal with IMF Agreement is a turning point in a country where many blame the IMF for the 2001 economic crisis 08/06/2018
World Britain to face growth slowdown amidst Brexit fears Confederation of British Industry lowers 2018 growth forecast citing Brexit and heavy snowfall 08/06/2018
Business US will be isolated at the G7 summit in Canada President Trump's protectionist stance, which have already provoked retaliatory tariffs by the EU, Canada and Mexico hasn't backed down on imposing tariffs. 07/06/2018
World Jordan struggles to meet the challenges of a modern economy The country also has to deal with a massive and costly influx of refugees from Syria & Iraq, for which it feels it does not get enough recognition or support. 06/06/2018
