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Who is the 'Queen of football' who brokered the Abu Dhabi takeover of Man City and is now suing bank?

Other angel investors include film producer, Richard Northcott and technology investor, Richard Fearn.

RMT general secretary Mick Cash has urged Underground bosses not to 'drag their heels'.

Ocado takes care of Morrison and Watirose's food deliveries but there were talks of a major deal with Amazon.

The proposed structure will also be taller than California's Hoover Tower and Cornell's McGraw Tower.

Retailer had initial offer turned down in November but has raised its offer to 161.3p per Home Retail share.

Sale follows green signal by majority of Shell shareholders for BG acquisition.

Oil giant to cut more jobs as ongoing oil slump and impairment charges slash annual and quarterly profits.

The first trial store is situated on Park Royal West, just off the North Circular Road, in London's zone three.

Design company claims it must be compensated for use of designs it owns.

In 2014 Facebook paid just £4,327 in corporation tax in the UK.

Google credits advertising revenue from YouTube and mobile devices, as value reaches $568bn.

Numerous UK sellers complain that PayPal is holding onto large sums of money with no reason given for 90 days.

Union has asked station staff on the London Underground to down tools for 48 hours from 6 February.

Watchdog says the deal could result in higher mobile phone bills and disruption of the UK market.

It competes with General Electric to win engine contracts for Boeing 787.

Budget airline's third quarter profit missed expectations but expects low fares to result in passenger growth.

Telecom giant saw revenue and profit advance in the third quarter, as it unveiled ways to incorporate EE.

Other banks such as Barclays too have been on a cost cutting drive in recent years.

Barclays will pay a fine of $70m split equally to the US SEC and the New York attorney general.

New strategy mirrors Sainsbury's and comes as Morrison to cut prices of 1,072 products.

Vehicle production lines outside Japan not affected and will continue as usual.

The supermarket giant has decided to cut back on overtime, weekend and night shift rates.

The MEP's voted against measures designed to reprimand further blacklisted tax havens.

A Sunday Times investigation found that the likes of the likes of Shell, Lloyds and Vodafone paid no taxes.

Peter Barron, insisted it was about the internet giant's relationship with the US

Former Conservative Chancellor of the Exchequer said sales, rather than profits, should be taxed.

The new jets will have sophisticated communications equipment and upgrades such as anti-missile devices.

Face the Future's Skype service may be the answer to the online minefield of skincare shopping