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Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation first bought G4S shares in June 2013.

CSI 300 Information Technology Index in China rallies 5.5% since 19 May when US indicted five Chinese officials.

Soames left Aggreko for embattled security firm G4S this year

Lloyds said it's boosting women to account for 40% of top managerial positions to by 2020

SME Finance Monitor data shows appetite for borrowing still remains low

ING study finds growing base of consumers using mobile phones to shop, particularly on impulse.

A new report reveals the extent to which US companies are using Ireland for tax avoidance purposes.

Car manufacturer's expansion of Warwickshire faciliy part of a £500m investment programme

Gazprom CEO Alexei Miller told Russia's President Vladimir Putin that Gazprom will only deliver what Ukraine pays for

Valeant says Nestle deal not contingent on the success of its bid for Allergan.

Ronaldo edges out Barcelona rivals Lionel Messi and Gerard Pique.

Canadian company raised cash portion of offer but kept stock portion in tact.

Over a third of online retail in the UK is carried out on mobile devices.

GE CEO Immelt says group to make detailed commitments to boost jobs in France.

British telecom major Vodafone will still retain its No. 1 position in Ireland.

Ngoako Ramatlhodi said mediation to end four month-old mining strike has broken down.

Odeon and Vue cinemas have banned Scottish referendum adverts after the chains were swamped with complaints

An entrepreneur has urged the UK government to include the private sector in its export support strategy.

Tibanne is looking to raise about $1m from sale of bitcoin trademarks

Deputy director at National Energy Association ousted from role after allegations of corruption.

CNPC eyeing $4bn gas pipeline project in southern Peru.

Mobile-focused deal will lock in ad rates and inventory access for Omnicom agencies.

Nationwide has seen its underlying profits more than double for the 2013/14 year to almost £1bn.

RBS move part of effort to reduce assets in US ahead of new Federal Reserve rules.

UK's largest pharmaceuticals firm, GlaxoSmithKline, subject to probe of "commercial practices".

Decommissioned tanks and armoured vehicles are reduced to scrap metal.

High street footfall down as wet Bank Holiday kept shoppers at home.

CIPD-Halogen survey believes 30% of employees feel performance reviews are unfair.

BCC director general John Longworth says British businesses demand a change in relationship with the EU