COMPANIES

Groups accuse fast-food chain of exploiting franchise holders.

The success of Star Wars, Marvel and Pixar means Disney are set to rule the box office for years to come.

EXCLUSIVE: Chief operating officer Steve Griffiths speaks to IBTimes UK about the new service.

Starbucks's China sales jumped more than 6% in the fourth quarter of 2015.

Shares soar as high as 17% as retailer posts better-than-expected results.

Kantar research shows German chains saw consumer spending increase by more than 10%.

The first new branch of UK's budget hotel chain will be opened at Weston-super-Mare in the spring.

Morrisons has already shut down 11 superstores and sold its convenience store division.

Developer claims discount supermarket chain failed to honour a joint venture agreement.

Volkswagen-owned luxury carmaker Bentley also saw its China sales slump.

While Wanda Group will own a majority stake in the company, Thomas Tull will remain chairman and CEO.

US auto safety regulator orders recall of the million dollar car.

Uproov's notary service for photos, videos and audio recordings will be available on Android this week.

Baxalta had turned down two separate offers made by Dublin-based Shire, which is known for its ADHD treatment.

Union will stage the walkouts across January and February over a pay and conditions dispute.

BT chairman dismisses rumours of Deutsche Telekom launching a takeover bid for BT after EE deal is completed.

Housebuilder Taylor Wimpey reports 13,341 housing completions for year in trading statement.

Latest finding fuels fears that natural gas extraction is rattling the Earth.

This new beer will be somewhere between a stout and a porter.

While the big four have lost in Christmas sales, discounters Aldi and Lidl gained over the festive period.

Thousands of pink bottles containing Vanish stain remover wash up after being lost at sea.

The dock was purchased from The Albert Dock Company, a subsidiary of Arrowcroft.

The deal will help Thermo Fisher Scientific to boost its biogenetic analysis portfolio.

The move is in line with its efforts to increase its footprint in London's bullion market.

The move is aimed at battling discount retailers like Aldi and Lidl.

Sports retailer reveals its profit will be lower than expected this year.

Complete privatisation would make Saudi Aramco by far most valuable company in the world.

Despite shares plummeting due to poor Christmas sales, now is a great time to invest in UK retailer Next.

Both companies have not provided any details of the deal, nor commented on future plans.