Capita Sees Profit Spike After Scandals Engulf Rivals G4S and Serco
Outsourcing giant reports 16% jump in profit before tax for first six months of 2014.
Youth Unemployment: Why Britain Shows You Don't Need Uni to Combat Skills Shortage
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Alstom Orders More Than Double on South African Rail Contract While Sales Fall
Company booked €8.2bn orders for first quarter, compared to €4.01bn last year.
China Food Scandal: 100 Tonnes of Stale Meat Found at Shanghai Husi and Five Employees Detained
Authorities suspended operations of Shanghai Husi after allegations that it sold stale meat to food companies including McDonald's and KFC
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RBS 'Wilfully Obtuse' in Evidence About SME Profiteering, says Lawmaker
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Microsoft Expects to Achieve Break-Even at Nokia Unit in Two Years
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Singapore Exchange Opens India Office to Draw Listings
Indian issuers have raised $60bn in bonds listed on SGX.
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A Samsung TV costs £402 more in Britain than America.
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Despite a rise in profits, sales fell for Premier Foods.
Western Sanctions on Russia Could Hurt German Economy With Up to 25,000 Job Losses - Der Spiegel
German economic growth could decline by 0.5% due to sanctions.
Bankers Accused of Libor and FX Fixing Are 'Scapegoats' Going Unheard
It's important to shine a spotlight on the victims of financial scandals that continue to go unheard
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Canary Wharf Group has won approval to build homes and office space over 4.9 million square feet.
US Senate Panel Accuses Barclays and Deutsche Bank of Helping Funds Avoid Taxes
Banks accused of enabling 13 hedge funds to conduct $100bn in securities trades.
Netflix Sees Profits Double with Popularity of Orange is the New Black
Profits have doubled for Netflix in the second quarter.
Royal Mail Shares Dip as Finances Hit by Falling Parcels Revenue
Royal Mail and TNT Post UK feuding over competition that former says threatens universal service.
Mis-selling PPI Scandal: 5,000 New Complaints Filed Every Week
The Financial Ombudsman said payment protection insurance issues still dominate complaints data
Credit Suisse Suffers Sizeable Loss After US Tax Evasion Settlement
Swiss banking giant agreed in May to pay $2.6bn fine to US authorities.
Starbucks, Burger King and Papa John's Dragged into China Food Scandal
Scandal has already affected Yum Brands's KFC and McDonald's.
Barclays 'Dark Pool' Trading Falls 79% After US Lawsuit
British bank faces allegations of lying to clients from New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.
Poland to Appeal EU Menthol Cigarette Ban
Poland is set to appeal EU's ban on menthol cigarettes.
Julius Baer CEO Finds 'Fair and Equitable' Solution to US Tax Evasion Probe
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Russia's Severstal Sells United States Subsidiaries in $2.3bn Deal
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Birmingham to Home £1.3bn HS2 Headquarters
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Tesco Shares Soar on Philip Clarke Exit as Unilever's Dave Lewis Steps In
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'Failing' UK Jobcentres Need 'Radical' Competition Reforms, says Policy Exchange
The centre-right thinktank says private companies and charities should be able to compete with government.
Tesco CEO Philip Clarke to Step Down, Unilever's Dave Lewis to Replace Him
Top-level management change comes amid challenging market conditions.
FX Fixing Scandal: SFO Launching Probe in July
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Huawei's First-Half Revenue up 19% While It Emerges as Major Smartphone Brand
Sales revenue rise 19% year on year to 135.8bn yuan.
KFC and McDonald's in Another China Scandal Over Alleged Use of Stale Meat
Companies apologised to Chinese customers after Shanghai food authority suspended their supplier.
Forbes Sells Control of Media Business to Asian Investors
Buyer is Hong Kong-based investor group Integrated Whale Media Investments.
Malaysia Airlines Confirms Refunds to Passengers Panicked by Downing of MH17
Company will be waiving fees for passengers who wish to make changes to their itinerary.
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