COMPANIES

Latvian expressed sadness over the banning of the drug by Wada.

DIY chain HomeBase, recently sold by Home Retail, jumped by 5.2% in the year to 27 February.

Alcuin Capital Partners has reportedly appointed Investec to advise on the initial public offering (IPO).

FTSE 100 insurer posts 20% increase in operating profit and lifts dividend 15% year-on-year

Customers on pre-paid meters must be protected and a 'safeguard' tariff that could save £300m a year.

Like-for-like sales excluding fuel over the full year dropped 2% while revenue edged up in the last quarter.

Amancio Ortega, the owner of Inditex, is one of the world's richest men.

E-commerce giant had previously hinted about insourcing part of the logistics business.

In May 2015, Chancellor George Osborne had said £100m would be invested in automated car systems.

Volkswagen did not associate the scandal to be the reason for his departure.

Toto Wolff has confirmed plans to sell his 5% stake in British team to US healthcare executive Brad Hollinger.

Trunki founder Rob Law says PMS International "willfully ripped off" Trunki design.

The IPO at London's stock exchange for smaller firms could value Hotel Chocolat at £150m.

Barclays is planning to open 20 such labs across its branches, office spaces and university campuses.

Online retail giant will open a fulfilment centre next to Manchester Airport, which will employ 1,000 staff.

Lockheed Martin has missed out on some large deals with the US Department of Defense.

The shortage of warehouse space will affect the delivery capabilities of online retailers.

BT, Vodafone, Sky, Virgin Media, TalkTalk, UK Broadband and Iliad were also present at the Brussels meeting.

Swedish giant signs memoranda of understanding with north Indian state of Haryana opening 1,000 jobs.

Irish bookmaker breaks €1bn revenue barrier for first time as online and retail operations boom.

Low-price German retailers Aldi and Lidl have seen a 15.1% and 18.9% rise respectively.

The order comes after creditors demanded Mallya's debts from Kingfisher airlines be settled first.

German-owned utilities company lost 351,000 customers and £106m in 2015.

Foxtons also said that the company's results could be hurt if the UK votes to leave the EU

Retail giant will donate good food destined for waste to community groups to help feed vulnerable people.

Industry experts question value for money of project after departure of EDF finance chief Thomas Piquemal.

Company's lawyers say it was a legitimate move aimed at striking deal with US regulators.

IBTimes UK answers the five most important questions surrounding the EDF crisis.

Wagner departs with unfulfilled ambition to turn Powa into 'biggest tech company in living memory'.