British HR Managers Reject Government's New Sickness Absence Scheme
PMI Health Group says a majority of employers already have an occupational health service.
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Rolls Royce Remains on Record Roll
Sugar Tax: Why Punishing Junk Food Munchers Assaults Personal Freedom
There are more calls for a sugar tax which would attack people for making reasonable choices that the state doesn't approve of.
EU Clears Omnicom and Publicis' World's Largest Advertising Company Merger
European Union antitrust regulators clear the $35bn merger that was announced last year
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Kate Middleton's Birthday: Business and Brand of the Duchess of Cambridge
From eyebrow kits to hockey sticks, Kate Middleton brings in wads of cash for brands
China Inflation Drops to 7-Month Low in December
World's second-largest economy weakens end of 2013.
Bob Diamond's Foundation Pockets £900,000 from Buoyant Barclays Shares
The Diamond Family Foundation reaps rewards of owning around 1.2 million shares in Barclays.
Food Prices: Sugar Plummets as Dairy Hits All-Time High in 2013
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation reveals food price index results for 2013.
Greek Unemployment Rate Climbs to Record High as Eurozone Jobless Holds
ELSTAT says there were 1.3 million out of work in Greece in October.
Moody's Downgrades Qantas Debt to Junk
Qantas Airways struggling to compete with Virgin in Australia.
Singapore Taxes Certain Bitcoin Transactions
Gains from long-term investment in Bitcoins are not taxable, according to Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS).
UK Trade Deficit Widens for Goods Despite Manufacturing Surge
British manufacturers recovering in 2013, but goods exports remain sluggish.
Over Third of Financial Services Chiefs Support Jailing Reckless Bankers
More than 35% of global financial services professionals believe in criminal liability for reckless staff
Microsoft Search For New CEO Shifts Focus to Internal Candidates
Microsoft search to replace Steve Ballmer could be completed by February, as focus made on internal candidates.
Ladbrokes and William Hill Shares Fall as Cameron Pledges Action on 'Crack Cocaine' Betting Machines
Fixed-odds betting terminals enable gamblers to spend up to £300 in a minute.
Profitability of Non-Financial UK Companies Increased in Third Quarter 2013
ONS says profits of non-financial companies up 3.6% in current prices during third quarter of 2013.
Food and Beverage Giants Slash Billions of Calories in US Products to Tackle Obesity
The Overseas Development Institute data shows one in three people worldwide was now overweight
New Look Sales Lift Over Christmas
Online sales were up 62%, with a quarter of customers choosing to click and collect.
India Lifts Gold Loan Values to Cash in on Jewellery
RBI raised LTV ratio for gold loan companies to 75% from 60%.
Standard Chartered Surprises Market with CFO Richard Meddings Exit
Meddings was seen as the front-runner to succeed Chief Executive Peter Sands
British Recruitment Giant Hays Fees Rise as Job Market Picks Up
The firm says it grew 10% in the UK and Ireland, driven by an improving private sector.
Chinese Cities to Curb New Vehicle Sales to Combat Pollution
Vehicle sales race past 20 million in 2013 as smog throttles several Chinese cities.
Morrisons Shares Tumble on Gloomy Christmas Trading
Morrisons blames falling consumer incomes and lack of exposure to growing online and convenience markets.
Italy's Main Coalition Partner Calls to Loosen Hiring Laws as Jobless Rate Hits 37-Year High
Matteo Renzi, leader of the centre-left Democratic Party, wants to reduce company costs.
Tesco Hit by Heavy Drop in Sales on Tough Christmas Season
The world's third biggest retailer posted another heavy drop in underlying sales in its British market.
M&S Chief Marc Bolland Under Pressure as Clothing Sales Fall for 10th Quarter
Bolland says company's step-by-step approach to improve general merchandise sales is working.
Novartis Faces Criminal Complaint in Japan Over Exaggerated Advertising of Hypertension Drug
Japan's health ministry sued Novartis for using manipulated data in marketing Diovan.
Polar Vortex to Cost US Economy $5bn
Vast areas of Canada and the US have been subjected sub-zero conditions
New Zealand's Fonterra to "Vigorously Defend" Danone's Court Proceedings
French food giant Danone initiated court proceedings against Fonterra over lost sales due to unnecessary recalls.
UK Workers See Permanent Starting Salaries Grow at Fastest Pace Since 2007
KPMG and the REC say the British labour market is starting the New Year in "robust form".
Boycott Tesco Call by Polish Politician as British Migrant Row Heats up
Political row between Britain and EU over immigration from Eastern Europe flares up.
Portugal Hires Top Banks to Tap Bond Issuance Idea
Portugal hires top banks for bond issuance proposal
UK Unemployment Rate Twice as High as Whites Among Ethnic Minorities
TUC's Frances O'Grady urges government to target affected communities with support into work.
Chinese Millionaire Chen Guangbiao Says $1bn New York Times Bid Faces Obstacles
Oddball Chinese tycoon hopes to partner with American entrepreneur to make purchase.
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