COMPANIES

Greene King revised its offer after being rebuffed by Spirit

Sky set to enter the mobile phone market, holding talks with EE, Vodafone and O2 about becoming an MVNO

Lifestyle owns and operates the Sogo department store in Hong Kong.

The Bank of Scotland survey for September found numbers available for work had been falling

The Deputy Prime Minister is expected to say that he wants to 'see this change blaze a trail'.

Bitcoin arbitrage service Bitcoin Trader suffered hacking attack, according to owner John Carley.

35-hour Lufthansa pilots strike to begin at 1200 BST on 21 October.

Coinfloor will also raise money from investors and start new bitcoin fund.

Tesco overstated its profits by £250m and sent shares into a tailspin

Prospects for European long steel sector dim, but TSUKH's flat steel assets doing better, says Moody's.

The delivery company says many of the roles are expected to become permanent.

Stelios Haji-Ioannou said the no-frills stores will offer low-cost food to people on benefits.

Tesco could give an update on progress of its internal investigation into accountancy error .

The ONS says output per hour in the UK was 17% below the average for the rest of the G7 in 2013.

Aviva pensions expert john Lawson talks to us about how pension scams are evolving with reforms.

DLF's stock has lost some 28% this week in Mumbai trading.

UBS gain the most out of any wealth management operation, including Credit Suisse and HSBC.

Virgin Money wants to raise £150m through its planned London IPO.

Fifa says it will not release the World Cup bidding process document.

Exclusive: The firm's head of HR for Europe and Africa says targets are the way forward

Staff pay, benefits and bonuses rise to $4.2bn

Facebook has 1.3 billion monthly active users and yearly revenues close to $3bn, compared to Twitter's $312m revenue and 271 million users.

Google has donated $1.43m, just ahead of Goldman Sachs' $1.4m.

The line would run from Beijing to Moscow and take two days.

Only 19 of world's 100 largest companies in 2012 would retain their positions in 2042, according to new book, iDisrupted.

IBTimes UK takes a look at the most recent job market figures from the ONS.

Deteriorating economic conditions and delayed orders behind Rolls-Royce's downbeat guidance.

Brazilian billionaires Joseph Safra and Jose Luis Cutrale offered to buy Chiquita.

LME wants the changes to its rule book to take effect in early 2015.