Apple missed deadline for €13bn tax payment to Ireland after landmark ruling
EU's Margrethe Vestager says collection is difficult because of the vast sums involved.
PARTNER
Police launch criminal probe after battery found in Co-op Easter bunny chocolate
Nottingham discovery is second instance of alleged tampering with Co-op chocolates in six weeks.
MPs 'deeply divided' over what Brexit means for the future of the UK
Professor Tim Bale says the House of Commons faces a split between 'panglossians and pessimists'.
FirstCapital's Hazel Moore on how Silicon Valley is stealing the UK's hottest fintech talent
Hazel Moore will be talking about fintech innovation at Newsweek's forthcoming Data Science and Capital Markets event in London.
More news
US visa reform bill sends Indian IT stocks tumbling
The High-Skilled Integrity and Fairness Act intends to make it harder for US companies to hire foreigners.
Shell offloads stakes in 10 North Sea holdings for £3.1bn
The oil major sells down its interest in the North Sea as it streamlines its business after BG purchase.
Twilio: The tech unicorn you may use every day but have never heard of
CEO Jeff Lawson explains why Twilio went public and why research and development are key.
Apprenticeships scheme risks being being 'poor value' for money
The Institute for Fiscal Studies said the government's plan is too ambitious and poorly targeted.
Priti Patel unveils new economic development plan in bid to create jobs for world's poorest
'There is no task more urgent than defeating poverty,' the international development secretary said.
Bookies hit back at 'flawed' parliamentary report on betting machines
Cross-party parliamentary report calls for maximum stake at fixed odds betting terminals to be slashed from £100 to £2.
Ocado weathers difficult environment to post increase in profit and revenue
Sales at grocery retailer climb by almost 15% in 12 months to the end of November, as expansion plans continue.
Deutsche Bank to pay $425m in US money laundering penalties
Bank allowed clients to engage in 'mirror trades' that improperly shifted around $10bn out of Russia.
Deutsche Bahn CEO Rudiger Grube quits unexpectedly over pay dispute
Grube was offered a 2-year renewal of his contract as against the 3-year extension and pay rise he was seeking.
Brexit: Labour MPs want Parliament to decide if Britain should leave single market
Group of MPs seeking to delay triggering Article 50 until second parliamentary vote held.
UK consumer confidence improves by 2 points to -5 in January, GfK survey reveals
The negative reading comes amid Brexit uncertainty, Blue Monday and a weak pound.
Goldman Sachs chief speaks out against Trump's travel ban while rest of Wall Street sits on fence
Lloyd Blankfein's words were unexpected given his bank's perceived closeness to president.
Fitbit issues job cuts following Pebble takeover and poor Q4 2016
Wearable company's CEO James Park discusses shift to "focused and efficient operating model".
Ex-HBOS bankers among six found guilty of corruption and fraud
Southwark Crown Court finds six guilty of bribery and fraud, which cost the bank's customers millions of pounds.
Brexit-backing Labour MP will not vote for Article 50 despite branding EU a 'failed project'
Labour's Roger Godsiff also criticised Jeremy Corbyn's decision to impose a three-line-whip.
BT has serious questions to answer over its accounting debacle
BT's accounting scandal is a sobering development for the telecoms giant.
Volkswagen shrugs off emissions scandal to become world's biggest carmaker
German carmaker overtakes Toyota to become the world's best-selling carmaker despite its costly emissions scandal.
Boost for UK economy as drug giant makes major investment in Oxford
Danish firm Novo Nordisk will invest £115m over the next decade to develop a research centre in Oxford.
Government makes 'real progress' after cutting stake in Lloyds to below 5%
The Government has now recouped £18bn of its £20bn bailout, after cutting stake in lender to 4.99%.
Protection for savers raised to £85,000 amid pound's slide after Brexit
Savers see protection limits held in banks and building societies raised by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.
London Taxi Company to sell new low-emissions model to major European cities from 2018
CEO of LTC admits it would be tricky to gain entry into these markets as they are dominated by other brands.
Brexit could derail the economy of British cities relying on EU exports
Almost 50% of all exports from British cities are destined to the EU market, Centre for Studies report shows.
Vodafone in talks to create the largest telecoms business in India
Mobile phone group is in talks with Indian conglomerate Aditya Birla Group to create telecoms giant.
Starbucks CEO pledges to hire 10,000 refugees over 5 years
Howard Schultz's condemnation of Donald Trump's executive order is one of the strongest to emerge from corporate America.
Tata Steel workers to vote on pension scheme and Port Talbot rescue plans
Tata Steel plans to invest £1bn in its UK business but could replace pension scheme with a defined contribution scheme.
How Frankfurt plans to become Europe's finance hub
When Britain voted to leave the European Union on 23 June 2016, the city of Frankfurt embraced the result with mixed feelings.
UK consumer confidence and private sector growth drop as inflation rises, Deloitte and CBI surveys reveal
However, consumer confidence among 18 to 34 year-olds was at record highs.
Sir Philip Green set to pay out £350m to fix BHS pensions scandal
The former BHS owner and Arcadia magnate could close deal with The Pensions Regulator next week.
The great statistics miracle: Why one million refugees later, German unemployment has not spiked
Where did all the refugees go? Labor Agency data only lists on average 10,000 refugees as unemployed.
Shell and Eni ordered to temporarily forfeit Nigerian oil bloc amid corruption investigation
The offshore bloc is estimated to contain up to 9 billion barrels of oil.
- Promoted in Business
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
-
'You're Not Ready For A Woman' Michelle Obama Says On America Having Female President
-
Suspect Arrested in US Attorney Alina Habba Office Attack: What's the Motive Behind It?
-
Half-Life 3 Announcement Teased Again: Will Valve's Next Reveal Deliver or Disappoint?
-
Flash Flood Warning Los Angeles: Sheriffs Warn of Deadly Flows Swallowing Vulnerable Communities
