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JobsGold exploration company Hummingbird Resources spends $1.5m a month searching for the precious yellow metal. But after five years, it hasn't made any money.
A new report by the Forum of Private Business has revealed that business owners are happiest in the North West, and most miserable in Scotland. Why? Read on...
A Government scheme to help first-time buyers with 95% mortgages is already mired in controversy.
A new report has ranked UK cities by the ratio of job vacancies to applicants. In poll position is Aberdeen with one post advertised for every jobseeker. Bottom of the pile: Hull.
Stat of the Month: 124 - The number of towers over 240m currently under construction.
Two gloomy predictions for UK plc from big forecasters today. The only thing they can't agree on is how bad it will get...
They say pride comes before a fall, but this is ridiculous: a report suggests new skyscrapers often precede an economic crash.
Unemployment has hit 2.64 million in the UK but some sectors will be worse off than others.
The Prime Minister wants to get the housing market going again by encouraging more new homes to be built. Something these companies doubtless approve of.
Gross domestic product is up just 0.5% in the third quarter, says the Office for National Statistics. A slight improvement on the blink-and-you'll-miss-it 0.1% growth in the previous three months.
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