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Facebook, Google and Twitter must do more in fight against fake news - EC
The European Commission has called on Facebook, Google and Twitter to do more to combat the spread of fake news.
UK miners looking overbought, telecoms very oversold - Morgan Stanley
The mining sector is starting to look overbought, according to Morgan Stanley, following a bumper quarter.
Immigration from EU into the UK at 10-year low
Long-term immigration to the UK has fallen to its lowest level since 2014, government data showed on Thursday, with migration from the European Union hitting a ten-year low.
UK car production suffers as Chinese exports crash
British car production fell in January, as demand from China collapsed and Brexit concerns weighed heavily at home.
Record visitor numbers help boost Merlin Entertainments
Merlin Entertainments reported a jump in full-year revenues after visitors flocked to its theme parks and attractions.
Consumer confidence improves despite Brexit fears - GfK
Consumer confidence remained ‘stoic’ in February, despite ongoing concerns about the impact of Brexit, research published Thursday found.
Houses prices edge ahead in February - Nationwide
House prices nudged higher in February, marginally ahead of forecasts, as the strong labour market helped balance out some of the uncertainty around Brexit.
Manufacturers warn of 'disastrous' impact of govt immigration plans
A leading manufacturing organisation has warned that the government’s proposed immigration caps will have a “disastrous” effect on the sector.
Bumpy road ahead for M&S-Ocado joint venture, analysts predict
Analysts think that Marks & Spencer’s £750m joint venture with Ocado faces a lengthy period of unprofitable development, but the expense should eventually pay off.
Brussels mulls two-year Brexit delay if UK seeks to extension - report
Brussels could insist on delaying Brexit by two years if London seeks to extends Article 50, according to reports.
EU backs stiffer supervision of third-country investment firms
European Union member states have agreed on tighter supervision of foreign investment firms, in a move which will give Brussels greater power over City firms post Brexit.
Lego builds solid base as profits and sales return to growth
Danish toy firm Lego said it was bucking industry trends as it reported an improvement in both sales and profits, fuelled by the popularity of series such as Star Wars, Harry Potter and Ninjago.
Interserve seeks to win over investors with new rescue deal
Interserve, the troubled government contractor, has updated its proposed rescue package as it looks to win over investors and stave-off a Carillion-style collapse.
UK shop price inflation hits highest point since March 2013
Shop prices have reached a six-year high, data published on Wednesday showed, as retailers started to pass the cost of a weaker pound and higher oil prices onto consumers.
Weaker-than-expected results weigh on Home Depot
Shares in Home Depot slid in pre-market trading, after the American DIY chain missed analyst forecasts.
City welcomes May's concessions on Brexit votes
The City has welcomed Theresa May’s concession to the House of Commons that Brexit could be delayed, with hopes rising that a no-deal departure could be averted altogether.
2018 worst year for returns for a decade, research shows
Last year was the worst for returns from global equities since the financial crisis, according to research published by Credit Suisse.
UK mortgage approvals edge higher
The number of new mortgages approved by the main high street lenders nudged upwards in January, data published on Tuesday showed.
Derwent shrugs off Brexit jitters as net asset value nudges ahead
Derwent London unveiled an improvement in net asset value and full-year earnings on Tuesday, as it announced it had appointed a contractor for Soho Place, its flagship development above Tottenham Court Road tube station.
US retail sales slide in December, missing forecasts
US retail sales showed a surprise slump in December, the biggest since 2009.