(Reuters) -British stocks ended mixed on Thursday, with the benchmark index flat amid U.S. tariff concerns, while downbeat ...

Still despite a murky economic picture at home, gilts have outperformed European peers, which were pressured by higher German ...

British stocks closed higher on Friday, driven by gains in defence and mining shares, ending a choppy week filled with ...

UK consumers are facing nearly £600 a year in more bills after April. And that’s just the least avoidable ones. There are ...

Housebuilder Berkeley today said buyer enquiries are at a consistently good level and that it has seen a modest improvement ...

The FTSE 100 slipped on Tuesday, as gains in the pound and declines in travel and leisure stocks kept a recovery from the ...

Domino’s Pizza plans to open more than 50 stores this year, having reported an 8.4% rise in underlying profits to £107.3 ...

Saverio Mayer, European boss of FTSE 100 packaging giant Smurfit Kappa, tells IBTimes UK his job is not to sell more paper but optimised sustainable solutions. Richard Cousins, a FTSE 100 chief ...

The British benchmark index fell to a near five-week low on Monday, tracking a global equity selloff as worries about ...

The FTSE 100 index has plummeted to its lowest level in two months after Donald Trump announced a wave of tariffs on Tuesday.

The FTSE 100 index is a victim of circumstances as UK equities suffer the consequences of a trade tariff war they are not ...

FTSE 100 fell 0.2% due to travel stocks and a strong pound, while midcap FTSE 250 gained. Travel sector dropped 2.3%.