Food producer Symington's - the manufacturer behind Ragu sauces and Aunt Bessie's - is relocating the manufacturing process for its noodles back to th...

Sterling dropped to a new two-and-a-half year low on Tuesday of 1.48 against the US dollar after another dire month for manufacturing output, which sl...

Engine maker Rolls-Royce has posted its 10th year in a row of rising underlying profits - up 24% to £1.4 billion - and announced BP director Ian Davi...

US car manufacturing giant Ford has revealed a staggering £1.1 billion annual loss, as the Eurozone crisis leads to poor sales in the recession-hit c...

In the first part of the Huffington Post UK's analysis into how British business should react to David Cameron's EU speech, we considered whether busi...

Staff at Honda's Swindon plant were today greeted at the office by news that 800 of them would be facing the sack. In a statement released on Frida...

Japanese car manufacturer Nissan has provided a welcome pre-Christmas boost to the jobs market by confirming it will hire 1,000 people as part of a £...

British businesses had much to celebrate from chancellor George Osborne's Autumn Statement, including work tabled for the construction industry, corpo...

Energy price subsidies offered to energy-intensive big industries will be paid for by smaller businesses and consumers, under new terms revealed in th...

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Topshop tycoon Sir Philip Green has signalled a boost for the UK clothing industry by revealing that more homegrown firms now supplied his fashion emp...

Plans for a £28 billion merger between defence giant BAE and French rival EADS have been scrapped after political bickering stalled negotiations. ...

The UK is in danger of losing its engineering pedigree because of successive governments' failure to invest in attracting the next generation. Engi...

A £56bn mega-merger between a mining giant and a commodities trader moved one step closer today after Xstrata recommended its shareholders accept the...

Of the main three sectors in a developed economy (services, manufacturing and construction) manufacturing is the one to show the signs of a slowdown first. The reason is simple; retailers and wholesalers cancel or reduce orders in the face of slowing consumer demand and work instead from stockpiles of goods.

Northamptonshire has been crowned the most enterprising place in Britain. The Enterprising Britain competition, run by the Department for Business,...