BMW Set to Sell Record Number of Vehicles in 2014 After Strong First Quarter
BMW Group reported 11.4% increase in first-quarter profits primarily on higher demand from China, US and Europe.
Budget Airline Ryanair Sees Record Number of Passengers
82 million customers use the budget airline over the course of the year – a record for the firm.
Pfizer and AstraZeneca to Discuss Potential Merger with UK Lawmakers
British parliamentary committee will call representatives from Pfizer and AstraZeneca to discuss potential merger.
UK Public Sector Bodies Hire More Temporary Workers in Flexibility Drive
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Advertising giant snaps up the South African digital marketing agency
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Gold steadies after trading close to a three-week high over the increasing violence in Ukraine.
Zoopla Sees Website Visitors Flocking Amid UK Housing Market Revival
Firm says profit lifted 26% as mortgage market recovery drives millions more visitors to Zoopla.
UK Economy Eyes 450,000 New Private Sector Jobs by 2015 General Election
But ICAEW/Grant Thornton warns British firms are witnessing a widening skills gap.
Just Eat Shares Soar as Takeaway Sales Surge on Wet UK Weather
Trading is slightly ahead of management expectations as a result of the unusually wet winter weather
AIG Profit Declines 27% on Weak Property and Casualty Unit
Net income declines to $1.61bn in first quarter from $2.21bn last year.
UK Unemployed Face Benefit Sanctions if They Refuse Zero-hours Contracts
The change comes under the government's new universal credit scheme.
Barclays Banker Bonus and Pay Plunge 20% in First Quarter 2014
Barclays' financial director says there is also a weak investment bank results will continue
Balfour Beatty Shares Plunge 16% After CEO Andrew McNaughton Steps Down
The construction group said it will commence a process to appoint a successor shortly
Jury Keeps Samsung's $119.6m Payment to Apple Intact after Additional Deliberations
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UBS Creating Mini Regional Banks So It Can Be Broken Up More Easily
UBS unveiled its first quarter results for 2014
Target Board Ousts CEO Gregg Steinhafel after Massive Data Breach
John Mulligan, Target's chief financial officer, will take over as interim president and CEO.
Britons' Energy Bills Too Cheap, Says Newcastle University
Price fails to reflect high economic and environmental costs
Financial Worries Stop 25% of UK Businesses from Hiring New Staff
KashFlow says firms are reluctant to take on employees because it might complicate the payroll
Pfizer Reports $1bn Decline in Revenues
First-quarter revenues declines to $11.4bn from $12.4bn last year.
Ukraine's Privatbank Shuts Down Branches in Pro-Russian Regions
Privatbank's branches in Donetsk and Luhansk down shutters after coming under attack..
US Authorities Want Credit Suisse to Plead Guilty in Tax Row
Swiss government could use emergency law to protect its banks.
China National Nuclear Power Eyes $2.6bn Shanghai Floatation
Planned 16.3bn yuan share sale part of Beijing's push toward cleaner energy.
Pfizer to Woo AstraZeneca Investors; Miliband Accuses Government of Cheer-leading for Deal
Ed Miliband asks David Cameron to probe deal taking into account public interest.
Barclays Head of M&A Paul Parker Expected to Quit
Barclays tipped to unveil 'bad bank' to hive off non-core and non-performing assets
Warren Buffet's Berkshire to Host 30,000 Shareholders in Omaha
Investors at Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting can buy diamonds autographed by Warren Buffet.
Why Pakistan Needs a $12bn Loan
World Bank loan could encourage others to invest in Pakistan's creaking energy sector
Global 3D Printing Market Grows by 34.9%
Market has been driven by purchases of personal 3D printers, according to a report by Wohlers Associate.
Russia to Cut Gas Supply in June if Ukraine Does Not Pay Up
Russia's Energy Minister Alexander Novak said Gazprom could cut supplies to Ukraine as early as this summer.
The Current Account: Why the Cost of Living is Back in the News
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EU Commissioner Slams Russia's 'Divide and Rule' Gas Pricing
EU Energy Commissioner said the bloc should demand a single price from Russian gas giant Gazprom.
President Obama Boosted as US Unemployment Falls to 6.3%
The Bureau of Labor Statistics says the number of people in work over the period rose by 288,000.
Formula One Boss Bernie Ecclestone Bribery Trial: Witnesses to Begin Testifying
The 83-year-old business magnate is back in court in Munich.
MtGox's Founder Jed McCaleb Lost $50,000 Held With Bankrupt Bitcoin Exchange
Jed McCaleb retains 12% stake in MtGox.
Bitcoin ATM Maker Robocoin to Launch Online Bitcoin Bank
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