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Plans for a £1.3 billion tidal lagoon power generation project in Swansea Bay have been ditched after the government confirmed it would not back the scheme.more

People living outside of the capital look set to be hit hardest by an increased cost of living after Brexi. But Londoners will not escape unscathed, a new report shows. more

Firms are running out of patience over the lack of progress in the Brexit talks, a major business organisation has warned Theresa May. The British Chambers of Commerce said companies still face uncertainty over tax, tariffs, customs and regulation, with time running out ahead of the the March 29 2019 Brexit date.more

Donald Trump's plan to impose tariffs on European cars would ultimately significantly damage US automotive manufacturers, a European Commission analysis claims.more

Acceleration of inflation in June was supported by the increase in fuel prices (15.2% y / y) and food and non-alcoholic beverages (2.7% y / y) - analysts from Bank Millennium believe.more

BP runs 1,200 petrol forecourts, but said earlier this year it expected renewable energy to be the fastest-growing fuel source. more

£250m deal allows official market access negotiations to begin, 20 years after beef was banned following the BSE outbreak.more

Poland is the seventh producer of blueberries in the world - said Dominika Kozarzewska from the Polish Blueberry Promotion Foundation. This is our second - after apples - export fruit.more

The estimated value of goods and services purchased in Poland by foreigners in the first quarter of 2018 is about PLN 9.5 billion; Poles spent about PLN 4.3 billion abroad - GUS informed.more

BMW has said it will be forced to close its production sites in the UK, putting 8,000 jobs at risk, if components for Mini and Rolls-Royce cars are caught up in customs delays after Brexit.more

Development distance, dividing the Polish village from the city is systematically falling, the period after joining the EU is the best time in rural areas for rural areas - these are the main conclusions from the "Report on the state of the village: Polish village 2018" of the Foundation for the Development of Polish Agriculture (FDPA).more

Airbus has warned it could leave the UK if the country exits the European Union single market and customs union without a transition deal.more

The scale of industrial production growth for May this year surprised the market. Analysts expected lower readings than reported by the Central Statistical Office (GUS), which reported that industrial output sold in May increased by 5.4% in May, while construction and assembly by 20.8%.more

Sainsbury's £12 billion merger with Asda could result in higher prices and reduced choice for consumers, according to supermarket rivals and suppliers.more

Debit card payments have overtaken cash use for the first time, new figures show, as contactless technology takes a firm hold on day-to-day spending.more

A recently published report by Tourism South East (TSE) has concluded that last year's Jane Austen 200 commemorations contributed £21 million to Hampshire's economy with more than a million extra visitors being attracted to the county to follow in the author's footstepsmore

Wage growth unexpectedly slipped to 2.8% from 2.9% in the three months to April, despite unemployment falling by 38,000 to 1.42 million, official figures show. Economists had expected wage growth to remain steady at 2.9%.more

Without various incentive mechanisms, the electric vehicle market will grow more slowly in Poland than in other European countries, despite the fact that the number of Poles who are considering the purchase of such a car has increased - according to the 2018 Electromobility Barometer.more

Prime minister will scrap eight-year policy of limiting funding to rises of just 1%.more

Dublin is now among the top 100 most expensive cities in the world, ahead of Abu Dhabi and Silicon Valley. A report by ECA International showed the capital has jumped 48 places from 120 to become the 72nd most costly city.more

Aircraft engine maker announces restructuring, with 4,600 jobs to go worldwide.more

Fashion chain New Look is continuing to cut prices as it tries to turn around its business.more

Jaguar Land Rover is to shift all production of its Discovery model to Slovakia from Birmingham in a move likely to affect hundreds of workers.more

The leaders of the G7 countries gathered at the summit in the Canadian La Malbaie managed to reach a compromise on the final declaration, despite differences of opinion and difficult talks about American customs - announced Prime Minister of Canada Justin Trudeau.more

Boris Johnson has reignited a cabinet row over Brexit by warning that talks with the EU are heading for a "meltdown" and describing Philip Hammond's Treasury as "the heart of Remain".more