BUSINESS

Accounts posted online for the year ending March 2014 show record profits from Duchy.

Despite scandals, including forex fixing, HSBC head will represent financial industry at UK's FCA regulator.

Commodities led by gold and oil hit a 10-year low thanks to Iran and China.

John McAfee shows that despite Ashley Madison saying it has closed security holes he was able to easily obtain corporate passwords.

Anonymous claims responsibility for cyber-attack against US government website and leaking employee data.

Surprise acquisition news came after FT confirmed Pearson in talks with German media company Axel Springer

40,000 shops stand empty and less than half of all shopping now takes place on the country's 5,400 high streets.

UK inflation rate hovering around 0% was expected to fuel sales in June.

SEC filing reveals listing in New York

Protesting farmers barricade roads, dump manure outside banks and set fire to rubbish outside supermarkets.

Sky UK and US film studios accused of geo-blocking customers and restricting content access.

SSE is challenged by scrutiny from regulators Ofgem and the CMA as well as increasing market competition.

James Caan offers his views on Apple after it announced its financial results

Just minutes after the news Pearson's share price jumped by 1.75%.

Takeda is currently co-running the company alongside Shigeru Miyamoto.

UK retail sales fall in June while Spanish labour market strengthens.

Photo from the party surfaced showing a pyramid of beer cups and a beer pong table emblazoned with the company's logo.

Tidjane Thiam faced challenge of pulling bank out of post-crisis slump after £1.3bn settlement

Laury announced the closure of 60 of a total 360 B&Q stores that were not profitable.

Qualcomm's third quarter revenues fell 14.3% to $5.83bn — the first quarterly fall in five years.

Thompson will be replaced by Paul Donofrio with effect from 1 August.

Senator Al Franken said regulators need to ensure meaningful competition in ever-evolving digital music industry.

Surge in Facebook's stock value has taken the internet entrepreneur past Ikea owner Ingvar Kamprad.

The central bank has dropped the phrase that the currency is 'overvalued' in its latest statement.

The 57-storey skyscraper will have 360 apartments and be completed in 2020.

36 Syriza lawmakers however voted against or abstained from the vote.

Strong overseas demand for British cars led the surge but domestic demand fell.

The ECB has increased the ELA by €900m just ahead of the Greek parliament vote.

The company reported a slight decline in revenue in the quarter to 3 July.