British Airways Owner IAG Reports Solid Profits
'Solid progress' has allowed the IAG to post figures in the black.
Why Bad Customer Feedback Is Good For Business
Why Bad Customer Feedback Is Good For Business
Bookmaker William Hill's Profits Crash But Unpredictable World Cup Boosts Revenues
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WWI 100th Anniversary: The Incredible Advancement of Military Technology
World War I marked a major change in the way wars were fought over land, sea and skies. As part of IBTimes TV's special series of videos, looking at the First World War, the Imperial War Museum opened its doors to its WWI exhibition that showcased thousands of artefacts, from personal letters to a replication of the trenches.
Cybercrime: Why Companies Need to Take Digital Security More Seriously
Axelos' head of cyber resilience encourages firms stop thinking the buck stops at IT or security
FCA Slams City Firms Over Best Execution Rules
A review of 36 firms found that they were not performing to the best of their ability.
Glazers to Sell £87m of Manchester United Shares As Fears Over Champions League Qualification Arise
United's failure to qualify for the Champions League again will cost more than £20m a year from Adidas deal.
Carillion 'Surprised' at Balfour Beatty for Terminating £3bn Merger Talks
Carillion shares are tumbling on the news its construction rival axed deal.
AstraZeneca Warns on Russian Sanctions Impact But Won't Comment on Pfizer
The UK drugmaker posted a 4% increase in revenues to £3.8bn.
Gazprom to Buy $1bn Worth of Pipes for South Stream Project
Russia's state-owned gas giant has not been targeted by US and EU sanctions.
Adidas Shares Plunge After Profit Warning Over Russian Sanctions
Its share value dropped by almost 15% in early morning trading.
EDF Energy's UK Profit Jumps After Hiking Household Bills
French energy giant highlights better nuclear energy production and more household customers in UK.
India's Tata Group to Invest $35bn Over 3 Years to Boost Global Status
Company will invest in new areas such as defence and aerospace, retail, infrastructure and finance.
Lufthansa Shares Slump Following Poor Quarterly Results
German airline posts drop of €82m in net profit
Thomas Cook Recovery Posts £33m Profits
The travel firm's results were bouyed up by the early Easter break this year.
Sony Delists Shares From London After 44 Years
Sony joins Toshiba, Fujitsu and NTT Docomo, which withdrew from London due to lack of investor appetite.
SFO Pays Robert Tchenguiz £1.5m in Damages After Collapsed Fraud Investigation
UK's Serious Fraud Office has already paid his brother Vincent Tchenguiz £3m in damages.
Shell Profits Soar in 'Robust' Second Quarter
Shell reported profits of $5.1bn for the second quarter, up from $2.39bn in the same period in 2013.
BAE's Profit Sinks as US Defence Spending Declines
However, it said its outlook remain unchanged for 2014
Santander Reels in a Million More Current Account Customers
The British arm of Spain's biggest bank added 1.1 million current account customers in the past year.
Target Hires PepsiCo Executive Brian Cornell as New CEO
US retail giant appointing outsider to top post for first time.
Balfour Beatty Shares Shocked by £3bn Carillion Merger Collapse
Carillion apparently changed the terms of the deal.
Centrica Profits Tank 35% on UK's Warm Winter
The British Gas owner's operating profit fell to £1bn from £1.5bn a year earlier.
Bank of America Ordered to Pay Almost $1.3bn Mortgage Fraud Fine
BofA penalty is below the $2.1bn sought by US Department of Justice.
Lloyds Profits Jump Despite Libor Fixing Fines and Extra PPI Compensation
Lloyds Banking Group reported a 32% increase in underlying first-half profit
Wikipedia Now Accepts Donations in Bitcoin
Wikimedia Foundation partners with Coinbase to accept bitcoin payments on its website.
Rio Tinto Exits Mozambique Coal Venture after $3bn Writedown
Rio Tinto sells Mozambique coal assets, purchased in near $4bn Riversdale Mining deal, for just $50m to India's ICVL.
Why HSBC Closing Mosque and Muslim Accounts is Not 'Islamophobic'
HSBC has alerted Finsbury Park Mosque and various other Muslim led organisations of account closures.
Finsbury Park Mosque to Protest HSBC Over Account Closure
Members of the Finsbury Park Mosque will protest outside HSBC in Seven Sisters, North London
Ofgem Shake-Up to Save Customers £12 a Year
Ofgem has introduced new measures that will save customers £12 a year
Bidder Pays 'Only' $26,000 for Dinner with Citi Boss Michael Corbat
However, earlier this year, one fan paid $2.16m for lunch with legendary investor Warren Buffett
Brazil 2014 World Cup Helps ITV Score Profit Goals
ITV posts pre-tax profits of 40%.
Amazon to Pump $2bn More into India
Amazon's India push will see it battle cash-rich local rival Flipkart.com.
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