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German vote cheers City but greater worries loom

28.09.11
Greece's sky-high borrowing costs dip and the euro rises amid relief at Angela Merkel's victory in the parliamentary vote on expanding the eurozone bailout fund... more

Markets fail to rally after France downgrade rumour

11.08.11
Stock markets this morning failed to bounce back from the massive sell-offs yesterday despite strong denials of the rumours about France that triggered those falls... more

UK manufacturers rocked by worst month in two years

10.06.11
Japan's earthquake and the extra Royal Wedding holiday hit Britain's manufacturers in April as the sector suffered its worst month in more than two years, official figures reveal... more

MPC's new boy sounds alarm as inflation rockets

17.05.11
Ben Broadbent, the new boy on the Bank's of England's monetary policy committee, warns over the potential impact of surging commodity prices on the cost of living, amid more disappointing news on inflation... more

European Central Bank's debt moves ease financial fears

03.12.10
Financial pressure on Europe’s weakest nations eases again as a second day of aggressive intervention by the European Central Bank soothes international markets... more

Spain’s borrowing costs hit record as euro crisis grows

30.11.10
Spain takes a battering from international markets as its borrowing costs hit record levels and the eurozone debt crisis shows no sign of abating... more

Market jitters on Korean tension and Irish bailout

23.11.10
Global markets endure another fretful session as tensions between North and South Korea added to the sense of crisis from the Irish bailout... more

Capricorn is back for second helping of David Page empire

17.09.10
This is the second time veteran restaurateur David Page and Robbie Enthoven, the head of Capricorn Ventures in the UK, have struck a big deal... more

London restaurant chains put sell-offs on the menu

17.09.10
Nando's agrees deal for Gourmet Burger Kitchen and Real Greek and Ha Ha Bar sells out to Mitchells & Butlers... more

Downbeat Clapham House boss sees challenging times ahead for Gourmet Burger Kitchen chain

06.09.10
David Page, chairman of Gourmet Burger Kitchen parent Clapham House, offers a downbeat assessment of the chain's short-term prospects ... more

Jobless total falls but fears rise for the youngest and oldest

11.08.10
Levels of employment are rising strongly but economists are near unanimous in predicting that high levels of pain in the jobs market are just around the corner... more

City chiefs hail growth while fearing outlook

22.07.10
A majority of London business leaders see growth in the second quarter of the year but are worried about the outlook... more

Banks still too loan-shy to back up economy

20.07.10
Banks are still not lending enough to support economic growth, figures suggest... more

Part-timers are fuelling a boom in Britain's jobs figures

14.07.10
Jobs were created at the fastest rate for four years over the spring — but only because of a rise in part-time work... more

Pound soars as service sector fires hope of recovery

03.03.10
Britain’s all-important services sector powered ahead last month in a dramatic rebound from snowbound January, figures show... more

Snow blow sends high street sales skidding into gutter

19.02.10
High street sales fell at their fastest rate in a year and a half last month, with the icy weather stalling household goods and fuel... more

Labour's borrowing 'means UK deficit could beat Greece'

18.02.10
Britain’s public finances are much worse than as Government spending shot up last month and tax receipts fell sharply, the Office for National Statistics says... more

Savers losing out as inflation outstrips bank interest rates

15.12.09
Only nine savings accounts of 780 on the market are paying out interest rates higher than the level of inflation, after official figures published showed that prices rose by 1.9% in November... more

Recession may be at end – but hold tight for rough ride ahead

20.10.09
Is the recession over? That question will finally be answered on Friday when gross domestic product figures for the third quarter are published... more

GBK’s new branches in UK and overseas

29.09.09
Gourmet Burger Kitchen and The Real Greek owner Clapham House today said it has opened its 50th branch, on Clink Street ... more

City shock as inflation blip hints at early rate rises

18.08.09
The City was wrong-footed again by shock figures showing inflation remained stubbornly above expectations last month... more

UK Inflation falls to 3%

17.02.09
Economy: UK inflation fell by much less than expected in January, but the surprisingly strong figures should not stand in the way of further monetary policy easing from the Bank of England... more

Demand slump cuts trade gap to £7.4bn

10.02.09
Economy: The UK trade deficit with the rest of the world fell to an 18-month low in December as a slump in domestic demand led to a collapse in imports... more

Record bond sales 'will spook market'

24.11.08
Bonds: The City today warned of a sharp dislocation in the bond market as Government borrowing rockets... more

Pressure builds for Bank Rate to be cut by a point

27.10.08
Credit crisis: Bank of England urged to slash interest rates by a full percentage point as central bankers around the world face mounting pressure to tackle the global recession... more

Tiffin buys Bombay Bicycle Club from Clapham for £4.4m

17.07.08
One of the City's favourite Indian restaurant groups, Tiffinbites, has expanded massively with the £4.4 million acquisition of Bombay Bicycle Club... more

Slowdown in earnings gives hope for inflation

16.07.08
The labour market figures may have been a headache for the Government, but they provided some relief for the Bank of England in its battle against inflation... more

Services sector woe fuels fears of UK recession

03.07.08
The British economy lurched ever closer to recession, after the key services sector buckled under the pressure of rising costs and falling demand... more

Blow for Bank as factory prices rise at record rate

12.05.08
The Bank of England was given a fresh inflation headache today with soaring raw-material costs... more


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