China Food Scandal: Shanghai Husi Accused in 2013 of Forging Meat Production Dates
Former employee accused Shanghai Husi of forcing him to do unethical work in lawsuit filed in 2013.
Pizza Express to Find Future Price Increases Difficult: Moody's
Moody's assigns corporate family rating of B3 to Twinkle Pizza Holdings, the holding company of Pizza Express.
China Plans to Construct Huge Methanol Plant in Shale Gas-Rich Texas to Meet Rising Domestic Demand
Chinese firms, Connell Group of China and Sino Life Insurance, preparing to build methanol production and export facility in Texas.
£1bn Asian Business District Given Planning Permission Nod for London's Docklands Area
The first phase will be completed by 2018.
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Indonesia Could Permit Freeport-McMoran to Revive Copper Concentrate Exports
However, talks with US-Canadian miner Newmont Mining have not made progress.
More Than 1,200 Lose Their Jobs as Unipart Automotive Enters Administration
Former British Leyland company failed to find a buyer.
iTagged CEO Unveils Future of Augmented Reality and Oculus Rift Project
iTagged CEO Keith Jordan discusses one of the most exciting new social media smartphone apps that have entered the market over the past few months.
Israel-Gaza Conflict: Ben Gurion Cleared for Tel Aviv Flights Despite Rocket
EASA cancels warning against flying to Ben Gurion International Airport.
London's Grosvenor House Hotel Will Be Sold to Bail Sahara Group's Subrata Roy
Sultan of Brunei, investment arm of Qatari royal family and Indian billionaire bid for Grosvenor House.
Chinese Billionaire Criticised for Giving £9m to Harvard University
'SOHO China Scholarships' are aimed at empowering less-well-off Chinese students
Husi Food's US Parent Apologises For China Food Scandal As Regulator Expands Probe
US-based OSI Group's Husi Food is accused of selling expired meat products to international food chains including McDonald's and KFC.
UBS Ordered to Post $1.48bn Bail in French Tax Evasion Probe
UBS to appeal bail order, issued in Paris on 23 July.
Ofgem Doubles Compensation Cap for Energy Customers left Without Electricity
Rate raised from £27 to £70 for power outage compensations.
General Motors in Hot Water Again as it Recalls a Further 700,000 Vehicles
General Motors has had to recall more than 29 million vehicles this year.
China's Antitrust Watchdog Sees Qualcomm as Having Monopoly
Qualcomm could face over $1bn fine by National Development and Reform Commission.
EasyJet Shares Tumble Despite Higher Passenger Numbers
Budget European airline easyJet reports solid third quarter financials.
TCS Becomes India's Most Valued Company at $84bn Market Cap
TCS surpasses Accenture, but follows market leader IBM valued at $193.7bn.
UK Government 'Must Invest £20m by 2020 to Prepare Young for Digital Revolution'
The taskforce also called on ministers to treat computer science as a fourth "core science" subject.
Israel-Gaza Crisis: Airlines Boycott Ben Gurion Airport as Michael Bloomberg Defies FAA Ban
Lufthansa, Air Berlin and Air France suspend all flights to and from Ben Gurion International Airport.
Ukraine Crisis: Kiev Promises Sanctions on Russia and Accuses Putin of Funding Terror
Ukraine government sets up committee specifically to impose sanctions against Russia.
Over 1000 StubHub Accounts Compromised in Cyber-Attack
It is the second time this year its parent company eBay has been hacked
Thousands of Scots Face Poverty as Employers Exploit Zero-Hours Contracts, Warns Citizens Advice Scotland
There is 'sharp rise' in the numbers of people who are in trouble because of the agreements.
UK Firms Should 'Set Targets and Not Use Shortlists' to Get More Women in Board-Level Roles
The commission says research suggests diverse boards produce better performance.
India to Diversify Sources of Crude Oil Imports and Reduce Imports from Middle East
India wants to increase oil imports from South America and Africa.
UK Telecoms Firm TalkTalk Tops One Million TV Customers as Revenues Increase Again
TalkTalk posted its sixth consecutive quarter of growth
Dubai Airport Threatens to Fine Pakistan International Airlines Over Time Slot Misuse
Pakistan's national airline warned by Dubai airport authorities to observe time slot
ABB Earnings Hit by Wind and Solar Charges for Third Straight Quarter
ABB net profit drops 17% in April-June quarter to $636m.
PayPal Offers Interest-Free Working Capital to Small UK Businesses
PayPal earlier successfully tested service in US, lending $140m loans to SMEs since September 2013.
UK Banking and Financial Firms Eye Graduate Hiring Spree and Salaries Are Set to Improve
The AGR says the sectors have the largest predicated vacancy increase on last year.
FCA Bans Two Financial Group Units from Hiring After Mis-selling Risks
The regulator claims the Financial Group's two subsidiaries failed to supervise and control current staff
Pakistan: Emirates and Etihad Airways Resume Flights to Taliban Rocket Attack Airport in Peshawar
Flights to Peshawar, Pakistan resume following the June 24 PIA airline attack.
UK Joblessness Set to Fall as Employers Combat Youth Unemployment, says CIPD
CIPD says firms are beginning to adjust their recruitment practices to make them more youth-friendly
Bats President William O'Brien Steps Down Amid 'Flash Boys' Fiasco
Bats President William O'Brien has stepped down from his role.
Barclays and Deutsche Bank Argue with US Senate Panel on Tax Avoidance
US Senator Carl Levin presides over near five-hour inquiry.
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