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The 11 trade unions representing the workers want the government to increase pay.

64% of British businesses have a mobile version of their website

Walk out is the latest development in the pension row between the firefighters and the UK government.

The car giant says it was "extremely proud" to welcome Her Majesty to the opening.

But Transport for London says disciplinary process is ongoing for the worker.

Its operating profit jumped 10% to £832m.

Close to one in five bosses admit they are not paying their workers fairly, while more than half of employees believe they are not being paid what they should.

Data from Facebook led to 130 indictments of civil servants, including police officers and firefighters, for Social Security fraud.

Defective Takata airbags have triggered the recall of over 10 million vehicles since 2008.

The company has appointed Charles Holliday as chairman.

Meanwhile Barclays pre-tax profits rose to £3.72bn in the first nine months of the year

Pre-tax profits for first nine months of the year to £3.72bn

Contrarian's clients will bear no losses or costs resulting from Herzing's activity.

National Australia Bank is considering flaying its UK operations on the London Stock Exchange

Jadawel International claims Barclays 'hatched a fraudulent scheme'

Company reported 60% decline in profit to 4.1tn won in third quarter.

Deal values Amatil's Indonesian business at $1.7bn.

But the rating remains constrained by a relatively short track record of delivery and high financial leverage of the firm.

Nestle plans to commission a thousand humanoid 'Pepper' robots at 1,000 stores by the end of next year.

Bank Leumi said the final settlement with US authorities could be larger than previously estimated.

Official figures say the percentage of households where no adults work is at 15.9%.

The sports car brand will be separated within the next year.

The pledge comes as the employer signed the Ministry of Defence's Armed Forces Corporate Covenant.

Criminal probe has been launched into the grocery giant after it overstated its profits by £250m

But Vaizey says the UK is a great place to start and run a technology business.

France's biggest oil company said it expected profits to be hit again in the fourth quarter.

New rules make tax inversion deals more complicated and also potentially limits value, says Pfizer chief executive Ian Read.

Exclusive: The head of the UK Digital Skills Taskforce says the move could improve careers advice.

Adani's Carmichael coal project in central Queensland is four years behind schedule.