US Supreme Court Rejects Ex-Goldman Director Rajat Gupta's Plea to Stay Out of Prison
Gupta, found guilty of insider trading, must report to prison on 17 June.
Siemens and Mitsubishi Mull Joint Alstom Energy Bid
General Electric has already offered to buy Alstom's power unit for about $17bn.
Toyota Recalls 650,000 More Vehicles to Fix Airbag Flaws
Toyota recalled 2.14 million vehicles in 2013 to fix potentially faulty airbags.
'Wild West Web' as Quarter of E-tailers Break the Law, Says SafeBuy
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The supermarket giant reports a second straight quarterly drop in sales as Justin King prepares to depart.
Payday Loan Borrowers 'Paying Too Much' on Crushed Competition
Regulator, CMA, says a typical customer could save up to £60 per year if there was more competition
Russian Cybercrime Gangs Target Scottish Homes and Businesses
Sophos and Kaspersky Labs identified the cybercrime threats
Alibaba to Buy Out UCWeb in China's Biggest Internet Merger and Launch US Online Store
Alibaba to launch US online store 11Main.com on 11 June.
How Companies Use Soaked Tampons and Shoe Polish on Burgers to Mislead Consumers
Financesonline.com reveals the advertising tricks of the trade
Men Suffer From 'Double Whammy' of Worklessness and Ill Health
Study says unemployed men have a higher risk of developing poor health than any other group
UK Economic Recovery: How the Self Employment Army is Boosting Jobs Data
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The UK Economic Recovery: How the Self Employment Army is Boosting Jobs Data
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Euronext IPO: Pan-European Float Could Value Stock-Market Operator at $2.37bn
ICE proposes to offload up to 60.15% of Euronext through the share sale.
Russian Companies to De-Dollarise International Trade Amid Western Sanctions
Russian firms looking to switch to Asian currencies like yuan, Hong Kong dollar and Singapore dollar.
UK Women More Worried About Sickies than Men
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US Billionaire Wilbur Ross sells Bank of Ireland Stake
Wilbur Ross has sold his 5.5% stake in Bank of Ireland.
China's Qingdao Port Fraud Probe Prompts Citic to Secure Metal Stash
Citic Resource Holdings shares plunge over suspected link to fraud investigations.
Missing Flight MH370: Malaysia Airlines Needs Solution Within a Year or Could Go Bust
Malaysia Airlines has said that it needs a solution within a year or it could go bust.
Donald Sterling Withdraws From $2bn LA Clippers Sale to Steve Ballmer
Sterling will also go ahead with lawsuit against NBA.
Tesco Bank Takes on the High Street
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Diageo Axes London HQ Jobs in £200m Cost Cutting Plan
The news followed slowing demand in China and other emerging markets.
Time Warner Eyes Huge Stake in Provocative Vice Media
A deal could value digital media firm Vice at about $2.2bn.
Why It's Not the End of the Line for Telephone Numbers
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World Cup 2014: 5 Ways in How Businesses Can Learn from Football Teams
Pay expert details how businesses can learn from football team
Britain Paying Businesses to 'Switch Off the Lights' to Avoid Winter Blackouts
UK energy secretary Ed Davey warns the country may need to use 'last resort measures'
US Supreme Court Rejects BP's Plea to Block Spill Payments
BP is now planning to seek Supreme Court review of overall settlement terms.
City of London Loses Hiring Appetite, Warns Manpower
The hiring intentions of financial services firms in the UK have fallen into negative territory.
British Motor Insurers Make First Collective Profit in Almost 20 Years
Motor insurers in the UK have made their first collective profit since 1985.
Management Consulting Increases at Fastest Rate Since 2007 Thanks to Digital Boom
UK consulting has grown at its fastest rate since 2007, according to the MCA
Cybercrime Costs $445bn Worldwide and Hits 150,000 EU Jobs
McAfee and the Center for Strategic and International Studies report reveals the cost of cyber attacks
Malaysia's Najib Razak Opens Door to Foreign Finance
Malaysia eases rules on foreign fund managers and corporate bonds to attract investors.
World Cup 2014 to Cause Major Disruptions to UK Business Productivity
The World Cup will surpass Wimbledon finals as a distraction from work.
Which UK Profession Has Been Crowned the Fittest?
Are bankers or nurses the most physically active in the UK?
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