Brexit helps gold gain over 25% in first half of 2016
The U.K.’s vote to leave the EU has boosted precious metals as investors flock to safe-haven assets such as gold and silver.
Fantasy sports kick off in Europe
The Euro 2016 European Championship soccer tournament could provide the kick daily fantasy sports need to get going in Europe.
Euro zone unemployment falls to lowest level in almost 5 years
Unemployment in the euro zone stood at 10.1 percent in May, according to Eurostat, down from 10.2 percent in April.
UK factories report pick-up in activity in June
UK manufacturers saw activity pick-up in June, according to a closely watched survey, but the effects of the Brexit vote will not be seen until July.
British Gas offers free electricity at weekends
British Gas is to offer free electricity for eight hours at weekends to two million customers who have smart meters installed.
Shell boss taking ‘a good look’ at North Sea assets
Royal Dutch Shell chief executive tells the BBC he is taking ‘a good look’ at the company’s North Sea assets in the light of weak oil prices.
Shell boss ‘taking a good look’ at North Sea assets
Shell chief executive Ben van Beurden tells the BBC he is taking “a good look” at its North Sea assets in the light of lower oil prices.
Asian stocks look to erase Brexit losses
Asian stocks rise for the third day in a row, as investors make bets policymakers will take steps to boost growth and prevent further market uncertainty.
Cash calendar – financial tips for July
Days out in the sunshine are often enjoyed in July but there are ways in which the pain of overspending can be avoided, an expert says.
Foxconn takes over Japan’s electronics giant Sharp
Taiwan’s Foxconn officially takes over Japan’s Sharp on Friday – how does Japan feel about losing ownership of one of its most well-known electronics brands?