BUSINESS

Banks paid £34.2bn in taxes in the year ending March 2016, BBA says.

Traders switching from riskier assets to safe havens such as gold and the Japanese yen.

Government needs to think creatively on addressing growing housing crisis, construction industry says.

Some 43 high net worth individuals placed under review by government task force.

Oil traders warn that a win for Trump would be bad for world trade.

The bank says that it has now refunded all of the customer accounts affected by the fraud.

The fast-food giant's plans for an outlet on the Piazza del Duomo were rejected by the Italian city.

The surprise move aims at reducing corruption and counterfeit currency.

Bank of England's new rules are aimed at bolstering banks' cash reserves to avoid another state-funded bailout.

Once the largest clothing manufacturer in the US, KPMG are set to wind down British operations.

The R3 Asia Lab will host a dedicated research and development centre as well as a physical Centre of Excellence.

The retailer's board said it does not have 'any knowledge' of a recording device behind a plate of sandwiches.

This is a big improvement over the £105m loss it reported in the last fiscal year.

UK manufacturing posts largest monthly gain in five months, but industrial output shrinks on month-on-month basis.

Unions continue to battle gig economy firms over the pay and conditions of their workers.

Associated British Foods posts 5% increase in revenue, despite slight decline in like-for-like sales.

At least five major polls on Monday showed Hillary Clinton to still have a lead over Donald Trump.

Retailer will cut stores and withdraw from a number of international markets in turnaround strategy.

This is said to limit UK Chancellor Philip Hammond's options in the upcoming autumn statement.

The FCA is expected to say that steps taken by RBS are enough to avoid enforcement action.

Survey by IHS Markit and REC shows British businesses hired permanent staff at the fastest pace in 8 months in October.

MP says bug was planted in meeting room as the group were brought sandwiches.

Economists says Trump's low taxes and mass deportations will hurt competitiveness of US economy.

Inspection comes after Billionaire founder Mike Ashley was accused of treating staff 'without dignity or respect'.

Blockchain remittance specialist Epiphyte is testing its technology in the FCA's sandbox.

He will cut taxes, reduce regulations, unleash America's energy sector, and eliminate America's trade deficit.

A TCS stake sale was advised by Tata Trust members to help reduce the group's $25bn debt.

Europe's largest bank saw profit fall as it sells units, cuts staff and focuses on Asian markets.

Budget airline posts 7% increase in first half profit and expects to carry 200m passengers a year by 2024.