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City & Guilds says constant change over the past three decades has damaged Britain's skills system.

The NHS workers across England and parts of Northern Ireland have walked out between 7am and 11 this morning.

Statoil's second-quarter production from Shah Deniz was 38,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day.

The government has reiterated its plans to sell its 40% stake in Eurostar.

Median total earnings of FTSE 100 company director was £2.4m in fiscal year 2013/2014, according to research firm Incomes Data Services.

Addison Lee handles 10 million passenger journeys a year.

Funds will be transferred using Groupe BPCE's S-Money services.

Good health and good education will lead to a brighter future

Saudi billionaire Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal says he will support Euro Disney's rights issue.

US regulatory committee asks Morgan Stanley and Rosneft for more details about their deal.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella was criticised for his remark that women shouldn't ask for raises.

Purchase price for Milestone could be more than $2.5bn, WSJ reports.

Retailer believes certain debit and credit card numbers have been compromised in cyber attack.

Governor says businesses need to promote and encourage talent as well as setting diversity targets.

The FTSE 100 firms says it is working with the company's unions over the potential move.

Bombay High Court rules in Vodafone's favour in transfer pricing case

Beth Brooke-Marciniak tells IBTimes UK global mobility is still a big issue for LGBT workers

Reuters has asked that the divorce trial of billionaire oilman Harold Hamm be opened to the public.

Quilter Cheviot had assets worth £15.7bn under management as of June 2014.

SMEs are eyeing global trade potential but are alive to real or perceived obstacles.

Johnson says the day is an opportunity to bolster awareness of this issue amongst businesses.

Boss and fund manager Tannenbaum is set to sell millions of shares when Fifth Street floats

The ex-wife of firearm firm founder Gaston Glock accuses him of rackeerting and money laundering.

Amazon is understood to be opening its first bricks and mortar store in Midtown Manhattan.

Andy Briggs, the boss of Friends Life, writes exclusively for IBTimes UK on World Mental Health Day.

The UK Cards Association says the data is a clear indicator of the transformation in how we all spend.

Venezuela to compensate Exxon for the 2007 confiscation of the firm's Cerro Negro oil assets.

Gross talks about his new role at Janus and departure from Pimco.

Norton antivirus software maker's move aimed at greater focus on security and information management.