Statoil Exits Azerbaijan's Shah Deniz Project with $2.25bn Sale to Petronas
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UK Government to Sell its Stake in Eurostar
The government has reiterated its plans to sell its 40% stake in Eurostar.
FTSE 100 Directors' Earnings Rise to £2.4m - 120 Times the Average Full-Time Worker
Median total earnings of FTSE 100 company director was £2.4m in fiscal year 2013/2014, according to research firm Incomes Data Services.
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Sears Suffers Cyber Attack at Kmart Stores, Customers' Card Data Stolen
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Bank of England's Mark Carney: Gender Diversity Makes Companies More Effective
Governor says businesses need to promote and encourage talent as well as setting diversity targets.
Severn Trent to Axe 500 Management and Support Jobs
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Vodafone Prevails in $490m Indian Tax Dispute
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EY Global Public Policy Chief: 'The West Hasn't Got LGBT Rights All Figured Out'
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Reuters Demands Access to $20bn Oil Tycoon's Divorce Trial
Reuters has asked that the divorce trial of billionaire oilman Harold Hamm be opened to the public.
Old Mutual Eyes British Wealth Manager Quilter Cheviot for £650m
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SMEs Raking in 50% of Revenues from Overseas Market by 2019
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World Mental Health Day: Mayor of London Boris Johnson Calls for Better Awareness
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Fifth Street's Leonard Tannenbaum to Become One of the World's Youngest Billionaires
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Glock Gun Founder Branded a $500m Racketeering 'King Lear'
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Amazon Opening First Physical Store in New York City
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World Mental Health Day: Friends Life Chief Calls on Business Leaders to 'Break the Silence'
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Monthly UK Card Transactions Hit 'Major Milestone' of One Billion
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Venezuela Ordered to Pay $1.6bn to Exxon for 2007 Expropriation of Assets
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Bill Gross Excited at His 'Simpler Role' at Janus and Start of a 'New Chapter'
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Symantec to Split into Security and Storage Businesses
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Microsoft Boss Satya Nadella Claims Women Not Asking for Pay Rise is 'Good Karma'
Nadella earlier said women in technology should not ask for raises but have faith in the 'system'
Fitch Upgrades Jaguar Land Rover's Outlook to Positive
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UK Housing First Time Buyer Valuations Drop 13% in September
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Royal Mail's Moya Greene: Hostilities with CWU Union Thawed After Privatisation
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UK Mental Health: Barclays, BT and Royal Mail Team Up to Target Depression in the Workplace
The top firms have backed a new charter designed to target workplace depression across Europe.
PepsiCo Shares Gain as Firm Raises Outlook for the Year
PepsiCo rakes in net income of $2bn for the quarter ended 6 September.
UK Small Business Four-Year High Confidence Boost Unlocks Hiring Sprees
Sage says the UK economy is continuing to go from strength to strength.
How Robots and iPods are Eating Our High Streets
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Fiat Chrysler Could Sell Stock Worth $830m Post NYSE Float
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Morgan Stanley Bonuses Boosted While Wall Street Rivals Cut Back
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