Economy of the United Kingdom
Woman Ordered Groceries Online, She Was Charged Rs. 87,000 For A Banana
A woman from Nottingham, UK, was shocked to see that she had been charged 930 pounds, or approximately Rs. 87,000, for a single banana.
Turkey's current account deficit widens in February
Turkey's current account deficit has widened by nearly $1.6 billion year-on-year, reaching nearly $4.15 billion in February, the Central Bank stated on April 11.
Rolls-Royce sells German unit L'Orange
British engine maker Rolls-Royce said on April 9 it has sold German division L'Orange for 700 million euros ($860 million) to U.S. group Woodward.
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Turkey’s current account gap ‘nearly $7.1 bln in January, slightly higher than estimates’
Turkey’s current account deficit has widened by $4.4 billion, year-on-year, to reach nearly $7.1 billion in January, the Turkish Central Bank said on March 12.
‘No deal’ Brexit could cost UK, EU firms 58 bln pounds: Report
Companies in Britain and the European Union face an extra 58 billion pounds ($80 billion) in annual costs if there is a no-deal Brexit, with Britain’s vast financial sector set to be the worst-hit industry, according to a report on March 12.
Turkey ‘stands out’ as top holiday destination for 2018: Top UK tour operator
Turkey is becoming one of the top destinations for British holidaymakers, according to the United Kingdom’s giant tour operator Thomas Cook.
Compass CEO, 5 others die in seaplane crash in Sydney
The CEO of Britain’s Compass Group CEO, Richard Cousins, was among six people who died after a seaplane crashed into a river in Sydney on New Year’s Eve.
The Largest Military Ship in the History of the UK is Leaking
UK's biggest ship in history - the new £ 3.1 billion aircraft carrier 'Queen Elizabeth' is leaking and needs repair, UK military ministry reported.
Skorpios and fiber-optics projects get fast-tracked
Two investment projects adding up to 181.4 million euros entered the fast-track licensing system by decision of the competent interministerial committee headed by Economy and Development Minister Dimitris Papadimitriou on Thursday.