Britons seek cheaper food in ‘unprecedented’ cost of living crisis – Sainsbury’s
Cash-strapped Britons are buying more cheap frozen food to help cut waste and cope with "unprecedented" soaring living costs, the boss of supermarket group Sainsbury's (SBRY.L) told...
Boost for luxury London property prices as Russians locked in
The war in Ukraine is making it hard for even unsanctioned Russians to sell exclusive residential property in Britain, adding to a shortage of supply...
UK to cut Heathrow charges after airline protests
London's Heathrow Airport will have to lower landing fees over the next four years after Britain's aviation regulator responded to pressure from airlines over the...
Bill-by-bill talks loom as fragmented French parliament kicks off
France's most fragmented parliament in decades sat for the first time on Tuesday, as President Emmanuel Macron faced the prospect of having to negotiate each...
Family of slain Honduran activist seeks criminal probe into Dutch lender
The family of a murdered Honduran activist filed a petition with prosecutors in the Netherlands on Tuesday to urge a criminal probe into a Dutch...
Stocks dip after weak U.S. confidence data; oil climbs
Stocks on global indexes were lower on Tuesday following a drop in June U.S. consumer confidence, while oil prices gained for a third day. The...
Novartis to cut up to 8,000 jobs globally
Novartis (NOVN.S) said on Tuesday a previously announced restructuring programme could lead to 8,000 jobs being cut, including up to 1,400 in Switzerland, confirming a report...
Goldman Sachs expects over $1.2 bln losses from consumer unit this year – Bloomberg News
Goldman Sachs Group Inc's (GS.N) internal projections show the bank's consumer unit will record losses of more than $1.2 billion this year, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday,...
Rouble firms past 52 against dollar for first time since May 2015
The rouble rallied past 52 against the dollar to a more than a seven-year high on Tuesday as capital controls and month-end taxes offset the...
EY to pay $100 mln to settle U.S. charges of staff cheating on accountant exams
Big Four accounting firm Ernst & Young will pay $100 million to settle U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) charges that its auditors cheated on...