COMPANIES

In 2010, Osborne spoke of not using management consultants but quickly realised they were a necessity.

For the first time ever, Paris Air Show organisers allowed a drone to film the world's biggest aerospace gathering, as the growing use of them has raised security questions.

Profit before tax surged by 65.6% to £101.2m, fueled by World Cup bets.

The bank's customers turned to Twitter in rage about the technical glitch.

Company sold houses for an average of £575k, almost three times as much as the average house price.

The proposed merger has cleared its first antitrust hurdle by receiving early termination of the US antitrust waiting period.

Company says it overestimated rise of the middle class in Africa.

The vehicles were seized by the Taxi and Limousine Commission between 29 April and 15 June.

The airlines will end flights from October and instead add flights to its Newark hub.

Armenian-American mogul behind MGM Grand hotel passes away at 98.

The brick market is forecast to see steady growth.

The upcoming two-day US Federal Reserve FOMC meeting drains risk appetite across most of Asia.

BMW's latest offering shows how important hi-tech gadgets are for luxury car market.

It may be time to say farewell to Bill Stickers but billboards haven't been left to fade away.

Analysts call the timing "very unfortunate" for Royal Mail.

The company said the actions are part of a restructure that should help Gap sales to increase again.

Residential developer experiences sales growth in first six months of 2015.

A bunch of social media-powered upstarts are targeting the highest echelons of finance.

In May, Whitbread announced that it had appointed Lloyds executive Alison Brittain as its CEO

Jamaica has contacted HSBC to lure the bank into shifting its headquarters to the island state, Sky News reported.

The company has won auctions to purchase P&G's hair-care, fragrance and cosmetics businesses, expanding its product portfolio.

Sciens Capital Management will take over the company's 'iconic brands, products, and operations'.

Writer Charlie Skelton sums up what took place at this year's Bilderberg summit in Austria.

Credit cards have recently come under pressure from digital payments

Shares in Nestle India end 2.14% lower in Mumbai trade.

Tesco's South Korean business is its biggest business outside of the UK.

Digital payments firm Stripe is expanding to Scandinavia

New regulation in China now caps the size of margin trading and short-selling.

Liao has been accused of taking "enormous" bribes and abusing his position to help with job promotions.