BUSINESS

Target has asked customers not to bring guns into its stores

The ONS investigates how pay-packets have transformed over the past four decades.

Gazprom said gas flows to Europe steady on Thursday.

Weak monsoon so far this year and dim forecasts increase inflation and growth concerns in India.

An interim agreement set in November will expire on July 20.

The Social Market Foundation says educational achievement is a major contributor to the difference.

Libyan rebels return Ras Lanuf and Es Sider oil terminals to government after year-long standoff.

Dimon, who occupies the chief executive and chairman roles at the bank, has earlier been diagnosed with throat cancer.

The CIFAS says lying on your CV should not be seen as harmless.

BNP has sought SEC permission to keep operating investment advisory units in US.

The Business Secretary Vince Cable says creative industries play a key role in the UK economy.

Shares rose by nearly 17% on 3 July on privatisation rumours

Peugeot and local partner Dongfeng get approval to build new plant in Chengdu.

VW took control of Swedish truckmaker Scania in May 2014.

Bank of England deputy governor Sir Jon Cunliffe says 'prices rising faster than people's incomes'.

LiveRail helps companies that are looking to place video ads on websites and apps.

Governor Glenn Stevens says at 94 US cents to dollar, Australia's current exchange rate far too high.

Leaked document shows DCLG expects housing starts to drop despite efforts to boost numbers of new homes.

Philip Oldham says the typical workday will "totally change" in five year's time.

Experts say we've entered a second machine age that will have a profound effect on society

State-sponsored malware CosmicDuke targets Ukraine as part of Russia's on-going cyber-espionage campaign

Former British Prime Minister to advise former head of the armed forces in controversial move

Analysts expect China to overtake Germany as biggest Swiss export market by 2035.

The FBU says the industrial action is a testament to the failure of the government's policies.

Liverpool FC has chosen Construction firm Carillion as the company for expanding Anfield.

Experts say data shows majority of cash in circulation funds prostitution, drugs and tax evasion

Fighting in eastern Ukraine rages as foreign ministers resume talks to end the conflict.

PwC says the problem could be worse because of major sporting events like the World Cup.

Euro fell across the board on Wednesday as data from Italy and Germany surprised on the downside and strong numbers from the UK drove it to a new multi-year low.