COMPANIES

When a rare Oxbridge nonconformist makes a case for the obvious the establishment is often aghast.

Irish carrier has cancelled 20,000 flights between September and March, affecting 700,000 passengers.

While salary remains the top reason for people to move jobs, there are more nuanced reasons for people making their career decisions.

Irish carrier has cancelled 20,000 flights between September and March, affecting 700,000 passengers.

Britain's largest car manufacturer will end the deal three months earlier than expected in September 2020.

Theresa May quips US aircraft maker's behaviour is not what she expected from a "long-term partner"

Civil Aviation Authority accuses Ryanair of showing "disregard for the law and consumers".

Four varieties of the retailer's own-brand chocolate bars are affected.

Kapur, boss of Honeywell's process solutions division, tells IBTimes UK as the manufacturing world moves towards 'Industry 4.0', proliferation of the cloud will be exponential.

Irish carrier says 400,000 passengers will be affected by decision to alter its winter schedule to avoid further cancellations

Disgruntled employees leave scathing remarks about the company on recruitment websites.

The UK Prime Minister had called on the US President to intervene in a dispute that threatens jobs in Northern Ireland.

US Department of Commerce will impose tariff after dispute with Boeing.

Lengthy Uber appeal process may go all the way to the Supreme Court, experts say.

Electric cars require four times as much copper to manufacture compared to traditional fossil fuel variants.

Tour operator boosted by strong demand for holidays to Greece and Cyprus.

Anglo-Dutch giant will acquire Carver Korea, which last year posted revenues of €321m.

Only 14% of employees value appraisals at their current job, study suggests.

ExxonMobil's 12-year reign at the top comes to an end as lower oil price sends it tumbling down the pecking order.

Sadiq Khan says the company only has itself to blame for losing the licence to operate in the capital.

The FX firm has recently acquired a banking licence as it expands into US and Europe.

Home Office will release list of illegal immigrants to banks and building societies who will carry out quarterly checks.

Construction staff working on nuclear power station to be balloted on strike action over pay dispute.

Group reports underlying pre-tax profits of £14m for the six months to 1 July.

The US giant could compete with Sky and BT for 2019-22 broadcast deal, reports say.

Consortium-led US private equity firm Bain Capital has agreed to buy Toshiba Memory Corporation.

Irish budget airline has asked pilots to cancel leave as it battles with chaos over cancelled flights.

Passengers on standard Virgin Trains could ride in spacious leather seats with free Wi-Fi, food and drink.

Proposed merger expected to result in 4,000 job losses, evenly shared by both firms.