Supermarket price wars and the falling cost of petrol last month helped push inflation down further from its peak, official figures revealed.
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Price wars help push inflation down
A British engineering firm is to double in size after unveiling a deal to buy an American firm whose customers include Pratt & Whitney and Rolls-Royce.
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Engineering firm seals US deal
Olympus has submitted revised earnings reports, Japanese regulators said, meeting a deadline to avoid being removed from the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
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Olympus meets earnings deadline
Bankers’ bonuses were not to blame for the global financial crisis, a university study has claimed.
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Bonuses ‘not to blame for crisis’
Thomas Cook Airlines has been named as the worst short-haul carrier by a consumer watchdog.
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Thomas Cook named ‘worst airline’
The owner of the Zara fashion chain has reported an 11% rise in sales since the start of November, despite unseasonably mild weather in parts of Europe and the bleak economic outlook.
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Asia expansion boosts Zara owner
A warehouse system blunder which left the owner of the Superdry fashion label with stock shortages will cost the firm nearly £9 million in lost profits.
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SuperGroup reveals warehouse cost
Planned reforms of financial regulation to prevent a repeat of the banking crash will cost Barclays alone as much as £2 billion a year, the bank’s chief executive Bob Diamond has warned.
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Bank boss in reforms cost warning
A surge in betting on mobile phones and the growing popularity of wagers on football helped online gambling firm Betfair post record first-half profits.
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Phone bets boost Betfair profits
Thomas Cook’s financial crisis was laid bare as the travel giant set out plans to close 200 stores with the loss of hundreds of jobs.
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Hundreds of Thomas Cook jobs to go
