The Office of Fair Trading warns retailers about tricking customers with misleading price offers and vows tougher action.

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OFT warns ‘misleading’ retailers

Some people are being forced to put their homes at risk because of debts of as little as £600, the Office of Fair Trading finds.

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Homes at risk ‘due to £600 debts’

Kenya is to launch a climate exchange platform to facilitate the trading of carbon credits that may open up investment in renewable energy – the first such scheme in Africa.

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First carbon exchange for Africa

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission is suddenly on the move, opening 419 investigations in the last year.

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Once on Sleepy Beat, Regulator Is Suddenly Busy

The Office of Fair Trading will rule later on its reopened investigation into so-called “beer ties” between pub companies and their tenant landlords.

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Ruling on pub ‘beer ties’ awaited

Marks and Spencer reports a sharp rise in sales but warns of tougher trading conditions in the months ahead.

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M&S cautious on spending outlook

Provoking China would be better than allowing it to remake the trading system.

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The makings of a trade war with China

Provoking China would be better than allowing it to remake the trading system.

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The makings of a trade war with China

The Office of Fair Trading launches a formal investigation into alleged price fixing in the sale of hotel rooms over the internet.

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OFT to probe online hotel prices

Complaints from second-hand car buyers rose by 18% in the first six months of the year, the Office of Fair Trading says.

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Second-hand car complaints soar

UK bakery chain Greggs says rising wheat prices will contribute to tougher trading conditions in the months ahead.

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Greggs warns of wheat price hit