Tesco's Christmas ad promotes harassment. If we ignore men's advances, we want them to go away
Being a woman alone in public carries a risk that some men believe they are entitled to a smile or more.
Everton in talks with US consortium for $297m takeover of club
Liverpool-based club that plays in the Premier League has been in search of investors.
Tata Steel in talks to sell its 'Long Products Europe' business to Greybull Capital
Deal could save jobs of thousands of jobs across plants which had been marked for closure.
Amazon warehouses hit by strikes in Germany over pay dispute as Christmas Day 2015 looms
Hundreds of Verdi members have walked out in a long-standing dispute with the US retail giant.
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M&S rings in Christmas spirit with jeroboam of prosecco
The 300cl Monticella DOCG prosecco will be available at Marks and Spencer for £45 and will serve 20 glasses.
Kit Kat wraps its chocolate bars in gold for Japanese market
Nestle targets Japanese holiday shoppers with taste for fine snacking.
BAE Systems is our share tip for 2016 - five reasons to invest
Edmund Shing explains why you should invest in BAE Systems.
Scandal-hit Toshiba warns of its biggest annual loss of $4.5bn
The loss is because of the massive costs involved in the 10,600 jobs cuts and streamlining of businesses.
MPs blame Tories and EU over delayed response to 'terminal' UK steel crisis
Business, Innovation and Skills committee said the government failed to detect mounting problems.
Sir Ken Morrison and his son William together own 4.7 million shares in rival Sainsbury's
Profits at Morrisons have taken a beating recently.
Virgin Atlantic London-bound flight from Hong Kong in doubt after crew threaten wildcat strike
The airlines' Hong Kong crew are planning to go on strike from 21 December to protest job losses.
UK Oil and Gas: Capital Group reduces its stake in BG by £100m
The move comes following the news that BG Group could be acquired by Royal Dutch Shell.
Singapore Airlines bans hoverboards over safety concerns
Ban applies to both checked and carry-on baggage.
Isis Pharma to change its name to Ionis to avoid unwanted attention
The company is also changing its website address and will adopt a new symbol to trade on Nasdaq.
Tesco opens temporary store in Carlisle after Storm Desmond havoc
Retailer says makeshift store will cater to Christmas shoppers.
JPMorgan Chase penalised $307m by SEC and CFTC over non-disclosure to clients
Apart from the penalties, as part of a settlement with CFTC, the bank will pay $60m as disgorgement.
BlackBerry reports first quarter-on-quarter revenue rise in two years
Chief executive John Chen said he was pleased with the Canadian company's continued progress.
Arriva Trains Wales faces 24-hour strike after drivers back walkout in pay dispute
Train drivers' union Aslef claimed the company's salary offer was unacceptable.
FTSE 100: Property and technology shares set to rise in 2016
Edmund Shing believes both technology and property stocks will continue to rise in 2016.
Drastic government cuts to solar subsidies are damaging investor confidence
Take-up of renewable energy is being undermined by unpredictable Government cuts, MPs warn.
Bear fruit snacks maker Urban Fresh Foods acquired by Belgium's Lotus Bakeries for £70m
The deal indicates a growing interest from overseas companies in British food companies.
Sports Direct: Mike Ashley to review workers' conditions following undercover expose
Owner to personally oversee review after undercover investigation at Shirebrook warehouse.
Npower to pay record £26m fine over billing and customer service failures
The fine is the largest yet agreed between Ofgem and a big six energy supplier.
Gillette parent P&G sues Shave Club over patented technology
P&G accuses rival startup of violating its intellectual property.
UK Oil & Gas Investments bags licence to drill in the Isle of Wight
The licence gives company access to oil in Arreton, M Prospect and other undrilled prospects.
Is the concept of having a 'career' over for good?
Employers can't be relied on in the same way as in the past but loyalty still has a value.
Barclays to sell its risk analytics and index solutions business to Bloomberg for £520m
The deal is in line with the British bank's strategy to focus on its core operations.
The Knowledge sets London's black cabs apart from anywhere in the world - let's not get rid of it
Minicabs should follow the standards we are setting, not undercut them.
Barclays could break its 100-year relationship with Africa by pulling out
Decision is part of review initiated by Barclays chief executive Jes Staley to turnaround the company.
Tech City UK: Crowdcube, Powatag and Deliveroo among 15 potential unicorns likely to float
Shazam and taxi app Hailo are among the 'graduating' start-ups.
Royal Mail, DHL among 20 companies fined by French competition authority
Royal Mail was forced to pay a fine of £40m after its subsidiary GLS France was found guilty.
Rolls-Royce to axe heads of its aerospace, land and sea divisions
The move is among the first steps of a programme to simplify processes at the company.
Japan Airlines suspends Narita-Paris flights from January after terror attacks in Paris
The airline says demand for the route has fallen by about 60% after the 13 November attacks.
Caledonian Sleeper customers face Christmas disruption as rail staff back strike
RMT members working on the overnight service between London and Scotland backed a walkout.
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