Dixons agreed to pay €69m to rid of loss-making Pixmania business.

Nokia began life 148 years ago as a Finnish wood pulp mill, before making rubber boots, tyres and smartphones.

Western corporates, including BG Group, pull out of Egypt temporarily or put operations on hold amid turmoil.

IBTimes UK's investigation uncovers widespread use of no-guaranteed working hours arrangements at local councils across Britain.

In the penultimate episode of Game Studio Spotlight, we visit Runescape creator Jagex at its Cambridge HQ

People 1st report shows scale of recruitment needed by transport firms.

Giving staff a stake drives up productivity, wages and morale and is good capitalism. Shane Croucher wants to see more.

Landlords Intu Properties and Land Securities against Sport Direct's suggestion to lower rents.

Warwick Business School, Cardiff University and Loughborough University research shows firms’ performances falls further behind their industry rivals

Stuart Lancaster and Graham Rowntree are both seeking explanation behind the spate of penalties conceded by England

World's largest security firm lifts full-year dividend and issues bullish outlook for 2013.

Manchester City have announced pre-tax losses of £97.9million for the 2011-12 season.

An increasing number of people in the recession-hit UK economy are becoming self-employed. IBTimes UK explores.

IBTimes UK investigates fallout of Britain's biggest banks mis-selling derivatives to SMEs - and the damage caused to UK businesses.

Samsung creates six-point plan to improve working conditions and claims zero tolerance on child labour violations.

G4S has revealed its failure to uphold the contract to provide security at the 2012 London Olympic Games cost the company £50m.

With commuter crush avoided and capital running smoothly as staff worked from home during London 2012, this could be step change for how Britain does business.

Black cab drivers and chauffeurs among casualties of London 2012's Olympic Route Network, IBTimes reveals.

Financial Times reports that plans being drawn up to float Royal Mail Group on stock market in autumn 2013.

Admiral Group, the private motor insurance and related products company, expects to report a rise in pre-tax profits around 10% for the full year 2011 as it is scheduled to deliver its preliminary earnings on March 7, 2012.

Incidents of violence against retail staff soar by staggering 83 percent in 2011.

Four people have been arrested after carers at a residential hospital were secretly filmed abusing adults with learning difficulties, police said.

Alliance Boots has said it will be cutting around 900 non-store jobs as part of a programme to create a "leaner central support organisation" for its Health & Beauty Division.

Intercontinental Hotels Group has delivered profits ahead of expectations after Revenue per available room - a key measure of a hotels' performance - increased globally at 3.9 pct at constant currency.

What do the cities of Newcastle upon Tyne, Sheffield and Kingston upon Hull, all have in common? No, or very few, Conservative councillors and each city is headed by a Liberal Democratic Council Leader. Many other northern towns and cities can be added to this list. These same Lib Dem councillors are going to find the funding cuts now being implemented as part of the coalition's Emergency Budget very uncomfortable to action. Many find themselves at odds with the Parliamentary Party, espec...