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Nigel Farage wants to 'blow the bloody doors off' the EU campaign after the actor's remarks.

The recent cut will take the world's largest oilfield services company's lay-offs to 34,000 since 2014.

Google rushed to have information sealed in federal court in San Francisco

British car production hit a 10-year high in 2015 despite the China slowdown.

Compensation scheme only for the US and not Europe, says company.

Deutsche Bank is set to report its first full-year loss since 2008 in its full-year results on 28 January.

EXCLUSIVE: Union source says the ruling body of the drivers' union has backed calling the strikes off.

The next two years will see structural changes but business expects to recruit 1,000 new apprentices.

The American investment bank apparently gave the pro-EU group a 'six figure sum'.

Pearson announced that it expects earnings per share to be 69p and 70p, slightly below expectations.

Brewer beat expectations thanks to strong demand in Africa and Latin America but US dollar had negative impact.

Source tells IBTimes UK the official decision should be announced on the afternoon of 21 January.

Royal Mail says it remains on track to meet annual goals as revenue in GLS business jumps 10%.

Twitter's share price jumped more than 12% on the rumour before easing to close 4% higher in New York.

Record number of new cars manufactured in Britain in 2015 according to the SMMT.

An Asda spokesperson said 2015 was a tough year for all UK supermarkets.

Manchester United remain highest revenue-generating English club in 2014/15 despite Champions League absence.

A large number of UK supply managers are unaware of the new requirements on reporting modern slavery.

Iconic magazine posts first ever profit in Europe two years after being on the brink of collapse.

Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest oil producer, is mooting an IPO of Saudi Aramco.

Net revenue fell by 5% to $7.27bn, but it was the settlement fine that ramped up costs.

E.ON is first of the big six energy firms to cut prices in six months as Ofgem warns on overcharging.

Senior adviser resigned following an investigation by HM Revenue & Customs.

Pub reveals profit for the full year is likely to be at the lower end of expectations.

The Revenant star hailed Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates for his support towards 'zero-emissions'.

Forgemasters blamed the government and its handling of the steel crisis for the job cuts.

Dutch oil giant says decline in oil prices could almost halve its fourth quarter profit.

Commodity giant cut guidance as impact of Brazil dam disaster is felt in full.

Bill Gates, Carlos Slim, Warren Buffett, Amancio Ortega and Larry Ellison are among the top five.