European Central Bank policymaker Alvaro Santos Pereira urged governments to do more to lift growth in the euro zone, saying ...

Euronext Dublin finished the day up 0.6% as insulation specialist Kingspan recovered some of the ground it gave up on ...

(Alliance News) - The FTSE 100 struggled for direction on Thursday as gains in defence stocks and banks were offset by disappointing trading updates from Shell, Tesco, and Associated British Foods.

The blue-chip FTSE 100 held steady at 10,044.7 points, while the domestically focused mid-cap index was also flat, holding near its four-year peak.

The FTSE 100 (^FTSE) and European stocks were mixed on Thursday as a slew of retail heavyweights released trading updates ...

UK retailers have reported mixed performance to kick off the new year, as economic challenges threaten to dampen consumer ...

Supermarket Tesco has hailed its highest market share for more than a decade as it notched up a rise in festive sales despite ...

British stocks extended their decline in Thursday afternoon trading as the pound weakened against the dollar, UK retailers ...

In overbanked markets such as the US, where consumers already enjoy abundant choice, fintechs can struggle to stand out ...

Tesco Express in Great Blakenham will extend its opening hours to stay open until 11pm everyday after Mid Suffolk District Council. The shop, which took over the former Budgens unit in Moses Walk, ...

Tesco has brought back its iconic blue and white stripes as part of a price promise on thousands of products. While the ...

The Chicken Club Sandwich remains the nation’s favourite main and the Protein Egg Pot is the favourite snack for a second ...