Jenny Messenger

Merchandise trade is forecast to grow 2.6% worldwide this year and 3.3% in 2025 as inflation falls, countering the decline seen in 2023, the World Trade Organization (WTO) says.

More than half of UK firms surveyed recently are seeking greater transparency in their supply chains as regulatory pressures increase the need to make disclosures about environmental and social factors, a report finds.

Financial backers are continuing to assess whether they should reaffirm their support for a multi-billion-dollar LNG project in Mozambique as operator Total looks to restart work.

Rating agency S&P has maintained a credit rating of A for Aster Group, as the landlord's cuts to development spending mean debt is set to rise more slowly than expected.

A new voluntary code for shared ownership is set to enter a pilot phase, with housing providers taking part required to make sure service charges are transparent and affordable for customers.

News 3.30 PM by Jenny Messenger The minister for infrastructure in Northern Ireland has revealed that thousands of new homes

Grand Union Housing Group and Longhurst Group have finalised their merger, combining under the brand name Amplius.

Large London landlord L&Q has appointed Ed Farnsworth as its new executive group director for finance.

The Ministry of Defence has struck a deal to buy back around 36,000 military homes in a £6bn deal, almost 30 years after selling them to Annington #UKhousing

Last year, Jayne Bryant became Wales' new housing secretary. She tells Jenny Messenger how she plans to deliver on some tough targets ahead of the Senedd election in 2026