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But in India food prices are rising faster

England sets out 2018 World Cup business case

Irish ask for ideas to spark the recovery

British Airways union Unite will meet with its US counterpart Teamsters to discuss the impending

The US Federal Reserve repeats its pledge to keep interest rates at "exceptionally low levels" to

The shrinking gap between Tory and Labour deficit plans

Japanese car manufacturer Honda has announced it is recalling 410,000 cars in the US because of

US regulators have unveiled the nation's first plan to give every American super-fast broadband by

Greece receives some positive news from the financial markets as ratings agency Standard & Poor's

Cadbury workers' pain at Kraft's 'betrayal'

Trade unions at British Airways agree a plan to help cut the massive deficit in its two

Energy firm Npower signs a three-year deal worth £21m to become the new sponsor of the Football

More than half a million UK pensioners living overseas will continue to have their pensions frozen

Construction of new US homes fell in February, with blizzards in some parts of the country being

The vice-president of Kraft Foods says he is "terribly sorry" for the firm's pledge to keep open

First-time buyers faced UK house prices that were 8.9% higher in January than a year earlier,

HM Revenue and Customs drops its legal challenge over the validity of Portsmouth football club's

Banks may make it easier for customers to opt out of using unauthorised overdrafts and paying fees.

The consortium behind the planned Nord Stream gas pipeline from Russia to Europe has secured a

Members of the forthcoming new state pension scheme - the National Employment Savings Trust - will

New car sales in Europe rose by 3.2% in February from a year earlier, but fell 30% in Germany as

Petrol prices in the UK could hit a record average high of £1.20 a litre in the next few weeks,

Government plans to cut the UK's budget deficit are not ambitious enough, a European Commission

Savers in the Equitable Life insurance company denounce the limited compensation process set up by

European finance ministers delay plans to vote on a new regulation of hedge funds and venture

The abolition of cheques will push elderly people back into hoarding cash at home, campaigners tell

The worst winter in decades has cost the UK's small and medium-sized companies about £7.3bn, a

Royal Dutch Shell says it will shed a further 1,000 jobs by the end of next year as part of its

The UK is still the world's largest export market for Champagne despite a fall in sales, industry

Mining firm Rio Tinto says China's demand for iron ore, copper and coal will increase dramatically

The estate of Michael Jackson agrees a deal worth $200m (£160m) with the record label Sony, US

European finance ministers say they have agreed how they would help Greece in its financial crisis,

The Red Knights group eyeing a possible bid for Manchester United says investment bank Nomura will

A Welsh MP echoes concerns of a former UK sports minister on the benefits of the London Olympics to

Prosecutors in California are suing Toyota, claiming the carmaker sold hundreds of thousands of

Democrat senators have unveiled proposed new laws that will give the US Federal Reserve more

British Airways has announced contingency plans to fly 60% of its customers during the first

Private equity firm Apax partners sells Tommy Hilfiger to the owner of Calvin Klein, Philips-Van

Credit card holders will be offered more protection from spiralling debts, but changes are watered

US factory output has gone up for the eighth month in a row, despite winter storms that affected

A second master list containing the names of 1,000 people targeted by fraudsters selling worthless

Lip gloss and hair straighteners replace lipstick and hair dryers in the typical basket of goods

The UK announces a 300m-euro (£270m) loan guarantee for Vauxhall and Opel, the European arm of