Progress from Royal Liver has launched a new website as part of its fifth anniversary celebrations.

The number of UK firms planning to make staff redundant has fallen, according to a report from the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD).

A delegation from Jersey is traveling to India later this month to promote the benefits of doing business there.

There is growing fear of inflation in the UK and US markets as shown by increasing demand for government securities offering protection from rising prices, reports the Financial Times.

Gordon Brown appeared to step back from a G20 declaration to introduce a bank tax after Downing Street insisted that he was merely trying to open a debate on raising new money from the City.

The US unemployment rate has broken through 10% for the first time since 1983, according to figures released by the US department of labour.

Personal accounts are under threat as just one-in-five members of the public say they will remain enrolled in the proposed Government pension scheme, AXA research suggests.

Friends Provident is launching a new financial education and support service aimed at helping employees manage their money more effectively.

The Bank of England today faces the difficult decision of whether to pump more money into the struggling UK economy by expanding its unprecedented £175bn quantitative easing programme.

Housebuilder Taylor Wimpey says it has sold its entire stock of homes for 2009 and will raise prices on houses sold next year.