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Gazprom to cut Belarus Gas supplies

Gazprom, Russia’s state-owned gas monopoly, has announced that it will almost halve supplies to neighbouring Belarus because of a $500m

British Airways has been fined about Â£270m after it admitted collusion in fixing the prices of fuel surcharges. The US

Postal unions are planning another two weeks of strike action in a further escalation of their dispute with Royal Mail,

Crude rises above $78 a barrel, supported by forecasts for another weekly decline of supplies in the United States, the

Home Information Packs (Hips), paid for by house sellers, are to be introduced into England and Wales on 1 August.

As of 31 December 2006, Abbey Life managed Â£12bn of assets held in 1.2 million policies. Regarding its half-year results,

The UK housing market is slowing as interest rates begin to cut deeep, the UK’s biggest homebuilder has said. Taylor

A NatWest customer has lost his legal bid to attain damages for what he calls “unfair” banking penalty charges. Barrister

HSBC, the UK’s largest bank, has seen half-year profits rise 13% to $14.15bn (Â£6.97bn) despite worries about the impact of

UK house prices are at least 20% overvalued compared with their long term average, according to credit rating agency Fitch.