COMPANIES

Swiss bank UBS is being investigated for currency rigging and the legal bill stands at £1.1bn

Evergrande, which acquired New Zealand dairy firm, enters booming dairy products business.

Employer Hargreaves has started a 45-day consultation over the future of its Monckton plant.

BP profits fell 21% in the third quarter compared to the same period in 2013.

The emerging markets bank reported a 16.3% decline in third-quarter profits.

Alibaba does not have much of a presence among US retail customers.

Advertising Association/Warc data shows that spending grew 8.5% year-on-year

eFinancialCareers Bonus Expectations Survey: 56% of those people expect an increase in bonuses

Argentina deposited $539m with the BNY Mellon earlier this year.

Basel III is tougher global regulatory standard on bank capital adequacy, stress test and market liquidity risk.

Workforce cuts will be across the group's Lloyds Bank, Halifax and Bank of Scotland

Pre-tax profit for quarter ended on 30 September declines to $1.5bn from $1.8bn last year.

But the research also revealed women are more driven by having a great idea.

Derek Llambias will fly to Glasgow to discuss contract terms, according to reports

The move comes after a former zero-hours employee made a settlement with the sports retailer

Kim Winser has kept a focus on suppliers and customers despite a primarily online retail model.

Continental agreed to buy US-based Veyance Technologies from the Carlyle Group, for €1.4bn in February.

The staff at The Ritzy recently saw their pay increased to £8.80 an hour by September 2015.

Wallace follows in the footsteps of Philip Nash, who Ashley also wanted out

Probe concerns value-added tax declarations that Ono allegedly failed to make.

George Osborne has backed extending the high-speed rail project to the north of England

The thinktank warns that getting stuck in low-paid work can permanently affect people's careers.

Unite says the strike threat comes from crew controllers, who are not happy with their pay.

Freedom of Information request reveals how HMRC uses taxpayers' money for tax avoidance snitches.

Amazon staff to strike at distribution centres in Bad Hersfeld, Leipzig, Graben, Werne and Rheinberg.

Google and BRC figures show a substantial rise in internet searches for home and garden products.

China will primarily invest in UK's energy, property and transport infrastructure.

Lloyds is 25% owned by the British government after being rescued during the 2007-2009 financial crisis

Recruitment firm Astbury Marsden says financials are trying to leave the 'old boys' image behind them