Is this a bad one, why does the term 'technical recession' keep being bandied about and do these backward-looking figures mask things already getting better?
Jon Forster, of Impax Environmental Markets, discusses backing companies that can deliver future profits and be beneficial for the world we live in.
Industry body the Association of British Insurers says sales were £1.5 billion in the last quarter of the year, after a strong third quarter when sales were £1.4 billion.
The firm's shares have been 'turbo-charged' by higher rents, which helped drive steady profit growth - but can that continue if interest rates start to fall?
The Aquis-listed, Suffolk-based brewer of popular scoops Ghost Ship and Broadside has confirmed a report from Sky News that it is scrambling to secure fresh private funding for the business.
In a blaze of British, a Jaguar I-Pace personally purchased by King Charles III will go up for auction at Ascot Racecourse next month.
Total sales volumes increased by 3.4 per cent in January, according to the Office for National Statistics, more than double economists' forecasts of 1.5 per cent growth.
The average home currently pays £1,928 a year for gas and electricity bills as they are on a tariff regulated by the Ofgem price cap. But experts now think this will fall to £1,635 a year from 1 April.
The banking giant reported pre-tax profits jumped by a fifth to £6.2billion in 2023, its best performance since making £9.3billion in 2007 and around £200million above analyst forecasts.
Among the companies with reports and trading updates today are NatWest.
Software and technology services investor HgCapital Trust would have provided the highest returns, making investors a total of £2.3 million between 1999 and 2023 according to the AIC.
The TV series Dragon's Den might be entertaining, but it doesn't always reflect a real-life pitch. Two experts explain how to seal a deal with investors off-camera.
As many as 58 per cent of men aged between 18 and 24 even said a man could feel emasculated if their female partner earned more than them.
Warehouse investor Tritax Big Box has revealed a £924million deal to buy rival UK Commercial Property REIT, as London-listed firms continue to build scale through mergers and acquisitions.
The average driver's 2023 car insurance bill fell from £2,304 without any no claims discounts, to £1,560 for one year of not claiming, price comparison website Compare the Market said.
The bond market crash last year drew attention to a little-known investment strategy many workers are 'defaulted' into in the run-up to retirement. Finance expert Rob Morgan, pictured, explains,
Close Brothers tumbled 22.5% after it scrapped its dividend and warned of 'significant uncertainty' over the regulatory probe into the industry.
Chris O'Shea (pictured), boss of British Gas's parent company Centrica, hailed a strong performance over the past year.
French driver Lola Lovinfosse, 18, will drive the Charlotte Tilbury car (pictured), bearing the slogan 'Makeup Your Destiny'.
The caravanserai of bosses, buyers, influencers, journalists, models and the rest has swept into town for London Fashion Week.
At the end of a week of crucial economic data, the Bank of England is now expected to lower healine borrowing costs from 5.25% to 4.5%.
Genus sells genetically enhanced semen, embryos and breeding cattle and pigs to help farmers produce high-quality meat and milk.
Britain is not alone in the doldrums. The economic climate from East to West is equally stormy, with Japan in recession and China struggling.
The world's largest commercial plane maker said it will hand out an extra €1 per share on top of its regular payout of €1.80 a share.
Former Goldman Sachs analyst Mohammed Zina, 38, was convicted at Southwark Court on six counts of insider trading and three counts of fraud.
