PwC finds UK high street store closures 'rocketed' in 2014
The net loss of high street stores, particularly 'goods shops of a more traditional type', was three times more than in 2013.
US-based Scripps buys control in Poland's TVN for €584m
Scripps Networks Interactive will buy 52.7% stake in TVN held by Polish firm ITI and French media firm Vivendi.
Deutsche Bank, KKR and Varde buy GE Capital unit for over $6bn
Group of three companies agrees to buy GE's Australia and New Zealand financial services unit.
US officials confident of arresting JPMorgan hackers
Criminal complaint against hackers expected to filed in coming months.
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Tottenham Hotspur stadium: Archway Sheet Metal Works gives up fight to stop stadium
Final company standing in way of new Spurs stadium will not appeal Court of Appeal decision
Cairn Energy's stock drops as Cairn India gets $3.2bn tax claim
Cairn India's massive tax demand comes three days after ex-parent company contests its own $1.6bn bill.
Winners and losers in Barclays and RBS 20,000 investment banker jobs cull
Expect over 20,000 investment bankers to haemorrhage from RBS, Barclays, Standard Chartered and Credit Suisse.
HSBC Swiss private bank: French prosecutor formally requests trial over tax-dodging case
French prosecutor is seeking trial in HSBC Swiss bank tax-dodging scheme.
MiHomeCare staff 'not being paid minimum wage'
An internal document states that it could owe 50 staff £80,000 collectively.
India telecom spectrum auction bids cross one trillion rupees
Operators' commitments totalled about Rs1.02tn after the 49 rounds of bidding.
GSK offloads half its stake in Aspen Pharma for about £570m
Sale of 28.2 million ordinary shares in Aspen Pharma was conducted through a placing at a discounted price.
Citi-linked broker Orient Securities' IPO oversubscribed in $150bn scramble
China brokerage's $1.6bn Shanghai share sale attracts nearly $150bn from institutions and individuals.
Commerzbank to pay $1.45bn for violating US sanctions
Commerzbank chief executive Martin Blessing said the bank took the practices 'very seriously'.
Eve Poole: We must challenge the toxic assumption of shareholder supremacy over companies
In her book Capitalism's Toxic Assumptions, Eve Poole asks why we care so much about shareholders.
Intel reduces revenue forecast by $1bn as companies fail to upgrade Windows XP
Intel now expects first quarter revenues of $12.8bn.
No business logic behind Nigel Farage's workplace discrimination plan, says IoD
Exclusive: The business body says companies want to find the best person for the job.
BHS: Sir Philip Green department store sold to investment firm Retail Acquisitions 'for £1'
The financial aspect of the deal is rumoured and has not been disclosed.
Without the TV show, brand Top Gear could head 'for the scrapyard'
Top Gear earns the BBC over £150m in foreign sales every year.
ITV pays £355m for The Voice producer Talpa Media, but it could cost £780m
Talpa Media was founded by Big Brother creator John de Mol.
Top Labour donor John Mills blasts Gordon Brown over 'extreme' North Korea claims
Exclusive: The millionaire says Labour should hold a referendum in 2017/18 to settle the EU issue.
John Lewis cuts staff bonuses as Waitrose wages Aldi and Lidl price war
John Lewis Partnership's 93,800 employees will receive a total payout of £156m
David Cameron backs 'huge talent' Jeremy Clarkson after Top Gear star's suspension
The Tory leader says he is 'good friends' with Clarkson and his children watch the motoring show.
Sabadell shares suspended as TSB takeover talks underway
TSB takeover talks ongoing less than a year after it split from Lloyds.
Mars to invest $160m on first chocolate factory in India
US-based Mars is the third largest confectionery business the worldover behind Nestle and Mondelez International.
Alibaba to inject $200m into Snapchat at $15bn valuation
Alibaba's US deals are key to its strategy of becoming the world's dominant e-retailer.
Morrisons reports 52% profit fall
Morrisons reports its worst earnings in eight years as it battles in supermarket wars.
E.ON clears path for spin-off after record loss as 'period of change' is highlighted
Germany's largest utility E.ON suffered its biggest ever annual loss in 2014
Ericsson to axe 2,200 jobs in Sweden in massive cost-cutting drive
Swedish firm Ericsson will cut 2,200 jobs – mainly from its R&D division.
Stefan Stern: Leaders must resonate with their followers like 'storyteller-in-chief' Barack Obama
Obama and Bill Clinton understand the importance of telling stories with content and meaning.
Vince Cable: MPs hid mental health problems 'for fear of not getting elected to Parliament'
EXCLUSIVE: The business secretary spoke to IBTimes UK about mental health in Westminster.
UK printer maker Domino sold to Japan's Brother for £1.03bn
UBS and Peel Hunt analysts say rival bids could follow.
Google in talks to buy Bangalore-based startup InMobi
InMobi is backed by Japan's SoftBank and venture capital firms Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and Sherpalo.
Tidjane Thiam: Credit Suisse chief could cut 3,000 jobs from investment bank
Credit Suisse could cut staff from investment banking arm and shift focus to private banking.
Univision hires Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Deutsche Bank for $20bn IPO
US-based Spanish-language broadcaster could raise over $1bn through the planned floatation.
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