EU referendum: HSBC boss Stuart Gulliver says bank could shift 1,000 jobs to Paris in case of Brexit
The number of jobs shifted to Paris would depend on the terms of the Brexit deal.
Malaysia 1MDB scandal: How is Kimora Lee Simmons linked to Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak?
Former model's husband was dealmaker for Goldman Sachs, which was linked to 1Malaysia Development Bhd.
George Osborne's tax avoidance mess would be brilliant satire if it wasn't so depressing
He called tax avoidance 'morally repugnant' - then got a payout from his family firm which failed to pay it.
Google Android: Smartphones hit with Mazar Bot malware that can 'erase everything'
Security experts claim evidence suggests the attackers operating the malware are Russian.
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Aldi to hire 5,000 extra UK workers as budget supermarket plans 80 new stores
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Asian workers manufacturing clothes for Marks and Spencer being paid less than living wage
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CBI urges business tax changes as Tory policies burden firms with £9bn annual costs
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Reckitt Benckiser beats expectations as full-year revenue and profit surge ahead
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Tata Steel Europe CEO Karl Koehler to join 5,000 workers in Brussels to protest Chinese imports
Steel industry demands EU enforce tougher anti-dumping policies on Chinese firms.
Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-Shing among 5 bidders for London City Airport
The estimated £2bn deal value has triggered concerns for British Airways and CityJet.
HSBC keeps its headquarters in London in victory for UK capital
London remains 'ideally positioned to be the home base' for HSBC, the lender has said.
Stock market: Share buy-backs programmes have not had desired effect on UK stocks so far this year
BT, Ryanair and Next have repurchased shares, or plan to do so in 2016, but have seen stock prices falling.
Ikea accused of €1bn tax evasion in Europe
Netherlands, Luxembourg and Belgium accused of helping Ikea with the tax avoidance.
Company slogan quiz: 'Don't do evil' rings a bell but how many other corporate strap lines can you recognise?
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EasyFoodstore enforces 10 item daily limit to discourage competition from profiting
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Aldi warns rival UK supermarkets that they will not be able to match its new price cuts
This follows the recent price cuts promised by Asda and Morrisons.
Indy closes: Reaction as Independent owner Evgeny Lebedev switches off printing presses
Lebedev has confirmed the closure of the Independent and Independent on Sunday from March.
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Independent and Independent and Sunday will be published for the final time in late March.
Indy closes: The Independent and The Independent On Sunday to close confirms owner Evgeny Lebedev
The newspapers' publisher has confirmed that some employees will be made redundant.
ECB loses crucial wicket as Waitrose announces it will not renew sponsorship deal
Retailer will not extend its four-year sponsorship deal after England's next winter tour of India.
iPhone 1970 bug: Why changing the time will brick your device
Users find turning the clock back to 1970 will leave iPhones completely useless.
GlaxoSmithKline hit by £37m fine from CMA for breaching law on anticompetitive agreements
CMA sanctions £37m fine after GSK paid £50m to stifle competition on one of its drugs between 2001 and 2004.
Rolls-Royce slashes dividend by 50% as profits plummet with more job cuts expected
Pre-tax profit in the year to 31 December dropped to £1.43bn, a fall of 12% compared to 2014.
Exterion Media starts tracking Tube journeys and browsing activity of millions of O2 customers
This will help marketers by informing them where best to display their adverts on London's underground route.
SuperGroup founder Julian Dunkerton sells 4 million shares to fund his divorce settlement
SuperGroup had seen a surge in share price in 2015 after the announcement of its plans to expand into China.
Adult diapers to the rescue for people with bladder leaks
Kimberly-Clark firm launches 'Underwareness' campaign to market diapers for adults.
Pornhub wants help getting whales out of a sticky situation
The site has already received over a billion 'spurts' just three days into the campaign.
Meg Hillier: Google bosses 'detached from real world' after Europe chief says he doesn't know his salary
'We didn't get to hear enough of the truth,' the Public Accounts Committee Chairwoman said.
With HSBC headquarters move on the card: Quiz your company-HQ knowledge
IBTimes UK has listed 20 big businesses with, perhaps, surprising headquarters locations.
Tech skills gap: Universities and recuitment bodies lag behind dynamic sector needs
The number of tech jobs is growing three times faster than jobs in other businesses.
Sainsbury's becomes first supermarket to scrap multi-buy offers to end food wastage and overspending
Supermarket phases out BOGOF offers as customers feel they are 'culturally out of step'.
Manchester United financial results: Old Trafford club made huge £257m in second half of 2015
United see major gains in commercial and advertising revenue despite Premier League slump.
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British Gas to cut energy bills for the third time since start of 2015
British Gas will cut tariffs by 5.1% from 16 March, while EDF will cut prices by 5% from 24 March.
Twitter security chief calls for industry regulation 'that has teeth' and the embrace of Tor
Legislation should enforce a "basic set of user rights", according to Twitter chief Michael Coates.
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