business
-
German carmaker says cuts will make it leaner and more efficient as VW attempts to bounce back from emissions scandal
-
Bristol is only English city other than London that attracts graduates despite better chance of home ownership in north
-
The president-elect has been verbally sparring with Bezos for months. Now things could get a lot tougher for Amazon
-
opinion & analysis
multimedia
-
Research from American Express has found the UK’s dog owners spend an average of £1,252 on their pets every year. More than a quarter (26%) say they spend more money on their pets now than they did five years ago
spotlight
-
The result of the Brexit-inspired falling pound is that we are, and will continue to be, at the mercy of increasingly expensive imports
-
The return envelope wasn’t even addressed to the bank and I didn’t want to send sensitive information in the post
-
Tom Watson accuses government of failing music and sports fans over ‘industrial-scale market abuse’ involving bots
-
most viewed
-
Guardian Sustainable BusinessGuardian Sustainable BusinessThose luxury Egyptian cotton sheets you own may not be luxurious – or EgyptianTarget and Walmart are pulling bedding off their shelves after a falsely labeled Egyptian cotton products controversy involving manufacturer Welspun India
-
Small Business NetworkSmall Business NetworkThe top 10 tech stars in the northFrom an app that boosts declining high streets, to a platform where anyone can create an online radio station, these startups have been tipped for big things
-
Global Development Professionals NetworkGlobal Development Professionals NetworkCelebrating toilets from Madagascar to Ghana - in pictures‘Before we built toilets, there were faeces all over the village,’ says Valentina Horacio from rural Angola. Tomorrow is World Toilet Day, set up by the UN in 2013 to bring attention to the global sanitation crisis
-
Project Syndicate economistsProject Syndicate economistsCan Trump strike the right balance on monetary policy?
Can Trump strike the right balance on monetary policy?
Nouriel RoubiniIf the Fed becomes too hawkish too soon, it will undermine the goal of creating jobs and boosting blue-collar incomes
Topics
- All today's stories
- Retail industry
- Economics
- Small business
- Work & careers
- Currencies
- Property
- Donald Trump
- Consumer affairs
- EU referendum and Brexit
- Federal Reserve
- US economy
- Banking
- Supermarkets
- Janet Yellen
- Food & drink industry
- Autumn statement 2016
- Foreign policy
- European Union
- US politics
- Food & drink
CBI Business leaders to make plea to Theresa May for a ‘smooth Brexit’