The Australian dollar might have grabbed headlines with its recent stomach-churning sell-off, but another asset is also taking a beating �down under� - the local stock market.

Retail sales bounced back much more than expected in May, with sales volumes growing 2.1pc on the month after posting the sharpest fall in a year in April.

By James Davey. LONDON | Thu Jun 20, 2013 6:33am EDT. LONDON (Reuters) - British sales of tablet computers are booming, Europe's second-biggest electricals retailer Dixons said, underpinning profit growth and offsetting weak markets in ...

Ben Thompson, from the Legal & General mortgage club said that the "market as a whole is moving" and added that he expected to see a continued spike in lending to first-time buyers.

Passengers travelling through the Channel Tunnel are being ripped off, the European Commission (EC) said today. The EC called on Eurotunnel, the owners of the rail link, to slash its �excessive� �32 per passenger return levy plus per train fee to use the ...