Rightmove Raking in Profits as UK Housing Recovery Drives Buyer and Seller Frenzy
Property website sees decent leap in revenue, profit and online traffic as housing market heals.
Oxfam Musters £24m Surplus After 2012 Deficit
Oxfam has cut its own costs and seen a reduction in humanitarian aid spending for 2013-2014.
How Bad Summer Holiday Team Management Can Lead to a Blood Bath
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Travis Perkins: UK Housing Boom Boosts Construction Supplier
Profit before tax at Travis Perkins leaps 19.4% in first half of 2014 to £162.5m.
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Bankers Brace for Bonus Crackdown and Jail Time
The Bank of England is imposing tougher laws on bankers behaving badly.
Rolls Royce hit with £351m Loss after Skymark Cancels Airbus Order
Airbus aircraft were to be fitted with Rolls-Royce Trent 900 engines.
Coalition Government's Employment Tribunal Fees 'Severely Limit Access to Justice'
Research from the Universities of Bristol and Strathclyde found serious issues with the fee regime.
Madison Capital Eyes Jailed Sahara Group Boss Subrata Roy's New York Hotels
Madison has forwarded $800m bid for Roy's New York hotels to India's market regulator.
Next Sees Solid Sales and Lifts Full Year Profits Forecast
The retailer reported a 10.9% rise in sales.
CVC Capital Eyes Epicor Software in $3bn Deal
CVC in talks with Epicor-owner Apax Partners.
Morrisons Appoints Former Tesco CFO Andrew Higginson to Replace Sir Ian Gibson as Chairman
Andrew Higginson will step in as Deputy Chairman in October.
World Cup Boosts Puma But Can't Save its Disappointing Sales
The World Cup boosted Puma sales, but they were down overall.
Tesco Loses More Market Share as Aldi and Lidl's Success Continues to Increase
Tesco still holds the majority of the market but its share is declining.
UK Immigration: David Cameron Continues Benefits Crackdown on EU Migrants
The Prime Minister says his goal is clear: an immigration system that puts Britain first.
London's Gherkin to Fetch £650m
Savills and Deloitte Real Estate put building on sale, the Guardian reports.
BP Profits Surge but Warns of Russian Sanctions Impact and Rosneft Relationship Erosion
Profits are up by 34% but BP warns that sanctions on Russia could have big impact on its performance.
Tullett Prebon Axes 210 Jobs to Reduce Headcount by 9% as Revenue Tanks
British interdealer brokerage's first half revenue fell 15%.
Drax Shares Edge Lower as Profits Hit by UK Carbon Tax
British power producer reported a 15% fall in first half earnings
UBS Pays €300m to Settle German Tax Probe
Second-quarter profit rises 15% on year to 792m francs.
Deutsche Bank Disappoints on Tax Payments and Warns of Ukraine Exposure
The German lender reported second quarter results.
Tesco to Stop Selling Products Sourced from Conflict-Hit West Bank
UK retail giant says move not related to ongoing Israel-Gaza conflict.
Microsoft Being Probed in China Allegedly for Anti-trust
China regulators make surprise visits to Microsoft offices in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Chengdu.
Discount Chain Family Dollar's Stock Jumps 25% as Rival Dollar Tree Agrees to Buy it for $8.5bn
Deal expected to create North America's leading discount retailer.
Libor Fixing Scandal: Lloyds Charged £218m for Market Manipulation
Bank agreed a settlement with the CFTC and agreed to change its systems and controls.
Indian Billionaire Gautam Adani's $15.5bn Australian Coal Project Approved
Carmichael Coal Mine and Rail Project to fuel India's coal-starved power plants.
Isis Threat Forces Emirates Airlines to Stop Flights over Iraq
One of world's biggest airlines to stop flying over militant-held territory following MH17 crash.
Russian Business Sentiment Up in July but Sanctions Could Spoil Party
Russian business sentiment reached its highest level in three months in July.
Senior City Staff Look Abroad as New Pay Laws Make London 'Less Attractive'
Financial centres like New York, Singapore and Hong Kong are free from restrictions on bonuses.
Ryanair Increases Profit Forecast as Budget Airlines Continue to Excel
Easyjet also reports strong figures as airline industry enjoys some rare good news.
Ernst & Young: UK Profit Warnings Hit Three Year High Despite Economic Recovery
Profit warnings in the first half of 2014 are the highest they've been since 2011.
Hague Arbitration Court Awards $50bn to Former Yukos Shareholders in Major Blow to Russia
Compensation largest arbitration award surpassing $2.473bn won by Dow Chemical in 2012.
Obama to End US Corporate Tax Inversions?
By invoking 1969 tax law, President Obama can sidestep congressional deadlock to limit corporate 'inversions'.
Morgan Stanley Advises RBS to Offload Majority Stake in Ulster Bank
RBS's stock 1.52% lower at 0828 BST in London.
Mothercare Shares Plunge 11% as Destination Maternity Drops Takeover Bid
Mothercare stock price takes a battering in early trading.
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