RBS Confirms Chairman Sir Philip Hampton is Leaving for GlaxoSmithKline
Hampton will join GSK in January 2015 as a non-executive director before assuming chairman's role.
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Tesco Bosses May Face Parliamentary Grilling on Accounting Blunder, MP Warns
Parliamentary business committee chairman Adrian Bailey says executives may have to explain themselves.
UK Interest Rates Will Rise if Wages and Productivity Fail to Match Says BoE Official
Bank of England Deputy governor Nemat 'Minouche' Shafik warns of gap between two key indicators.
UK Car Production Falls 22% on Summer Shutdowns
In August, Britain produced 71,065 cars, compared to 91,282 in same month last year.
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Labour leader sparse on details about plan to pay for thousands more NHS staff by closing tax loopholes.
Institute of Directors Backs Labour's Call to Exclude Students from UK Immigration Target
The business body says Labour's Yvette Cooper has made a 'pro-business move'.
Dr Dre, Jay-Z and Nicki Minaj: How Hip-Hop Artists Make Their Money
It isn't all about simply selling singles and albums anymore.
Britain's Well-Being Boosted as Economic Recovery Continues
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China Central Bank Chief Could be Ousted in October Power Play
Head of the People's Bank of China could be removed from his post as early as October
Millions of Old Tyres are Dumped Near Empty Apartment Blocks in Spanish Ghost Town
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RBS Chairman Sir Philip Hampton to Join GlaxoSmithKline
Rumours circulated last month about Hampton joining the pharmaceutical group
Air France: Transavia €1bn Expansion Plans Stand Despite Pilots' Strike
Air France-KLM has set aside €1 billion to expand Transavia in Europe.
General Election 2015: Yvette Cooper Promises to 'Save' 1,100 Police Officers by Axing PPCs
The shadow home secretary says neighbourhood policing is being 'decimated' across the UK.
Isis Rebranding: Unfortunate Firms Forced to Change Name
Businesses that unfortunately sport the word 'Isis' in their titles are looking to rebrand.
India's Supreme Court Scraps Most Coal Mine Permits Awarded Since 1993
India's Supreme Court cancels 214 of 218 coal mine permits given to firms since 1993.
CMA Clamps Down on Car Insurance Comparison Sites
The car insurance market is facing an overhaul.
EEF and UKTI Sign Deal in Bid to Boost Ailing British Manufacturing Exports
Deal should boost UK exporters and manufacturers amid economic gloom in the eurozone.
TTIP: David Cameron to Dispel 'Myths' as UK Business Bosses Call for Leadership
David Cameron told business leaders that TTIP represents an opportunity for economic growth.
German Economy 'No Longer Running Smoothly' Amid Flat Eurozone Growth and Russia Sanctions War
The Ifo Business Climate Index for industry and trade in Germany hits 17-month low in September.
India's Lodha Group Eyes $5bn Investment in London Real Estate
Lodha Group says it has enough cash flows to meet its expansion plans.
NHS England Staff to Stage Four-Hour Strike in Row over Pay
Unison says the government has shown utter contempt towards its health members.
Dr Dre Dominates Forbes Hip-Hop Rich List with Income of $620m
Jay-Z and Diddy didn't earn a tenth of what Dr Dre earned in 2014.
Rightmove and Zoopla Shares Plunge on Citi Downgrade
The investment bank cut its recommendation on Rightmove to sell
Russian Stocks Regain Some Losses But Bonds and Ruble Slower to Recover
Russian stock market has been extremely volatile and seen a high volume of trading on Ukraine news.
Boris Johnson: 24-Hour Weekend 'Night Tube' Service Will Start Next Year
The service will cut night time journeys by an average of 20 minutes, according to TfL.
IMF: China Expected to Grow 'Well Above' 7% in 2015
Capital Economics believes China's property sector poses significant headwind to its economy.
India's Tata Group Plans E-Commerce Venture Modelling on Alibaba's Success
Group is planning online marketplace model, which helped Alibaba become immensely successful.
Angry Polish Miners Block Russia Border Passage Over Cheap Coal Imports
Hundreds of Polish miners blocked a border passage with Russia.
General Election 2015: British Public Back Ed Miliband's 'Mansion Tax' Plan
A poll from YouGov found 72% of respondents supported the proposal announced in Manchester.
Pfizer Approaches Actavis for Possible Takeover Deal after Failed AstraZeneca Bid
Pfizer is yet to make offer for Actavis and they are not engaged in formal talks, Bloomberg reports.
US Whistleblower Rewarded $30m: 'Deception has Become an Accepted Business Practice'
The SEC awarded the anonymous whistleblower for helping to recover a substantial amount of cash
RBS Forced to Cut Price of Citizens Financial New York Float
Citizens' stock to debut on NYSE later today under the ticker symbol 'CFG'.
Emma Watson Nudes: Marketing Company Behind Hoax Threat to Leak Images
A website threatening to leak nude images of Emma Watson has been revealed to be a hoax
Barclays Lawsuits, Fines and Conduct Costs Rack Up
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