COMPANIES

Exclusive: Labour's shadow energy minister Tom Greatrex spoke to IBTimes UK.

Balfour Beatty has issued its sixth profit warning in two years.

The former senior private banker outlines why liquidity is the key

The health minister announced that the new laws would be laid before Parliament ahead of May.

European Champions Real Madrid top Deloitte's Money League for tenth year in a row.

Kinder Morgan is betting on drilling and fracking in North Dakota, despite the current slump in crude oil prices.

Workforce reduction will be across eBay marketplaces, PayPal and eBay Enterprise divisions.

The world's largest credit card issuer reported fourth-quarter earnings on 21 January that beat expectations.

Google expected to reach deals with mobile carriers Sprint and T-Mobile to buy wholesale access to their mobile and data networks.

James Dimon received 73% hike in 2013, following drastic pay cut in 2012.

Direct Line promises a 7% dividend yield - more than double the 3.4% on offer from the FTSE 100 index as a whole.

Tag Heuer CEO admits Switzerland will need help from Silicon Valley if it is to rival Apple in the smartwatch market.

Despite well publicised cybersecurity breaches, Vormetric says the enemy is likely to come from within a company.

Investment in UK shopping centres rose by a third in 2014.

Energy giant's CEO sees low prices persisting in first half of 2015.

Andrew Fisher tells IBTimes UK about continued hopes to make company public.

Shares fell by as much as 5% in early morning trading.

New mothers get full-year leave with pay in UK, ranked among top 10 countries for maternity leave.

Demand slump in Japan, China and Indonesia hits Toyota and subsidiaries Daihatsu Motor and Hino Motors.

The ONS says that there were 58,000 fewer jobless people than in the three months to August.

Wang Jianlin has purchased 20% of Atletico Madrid for €45m.

Oil prices have crashed 60% since summer 2014.

Alibaba is already invested in China's insurance market with a stake in Ping An Insurance Group Co of China.

Wilkins has only officially been in the role for less than a year.

Halliburton's $35bn deal to acquire Baker Hughes "more compelling" now, says Halliburton CEO Dave Lesar.

Syrian Electronics Army blamed for attack resulting in brief of denial of service.

EF Education First warns that workers' communications skills must improve to help firms innovate.

Investors 3i Infrastructure, STAR Capital Partners and Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners to exit Eversholt Rail.

The 25th International fine watchmaking fair, attended by 16 luxury watch brands, opened its doors on Monday (January 19) in Geneva, four days after the Swiss National Bank (SNB) unexpectedly announced it had decided to scrap its three-year old cap on the Swiss franc, triggering the currency to soar against the euro.