COMPANIES

The Complete University Guide says graduates earned on average £21,702 in 2012.

The House of Commons' Scottish Affairs Committee says the employment agreements can be unfair for workers

The Court Of Appeal has upheld a decision to make Asset Land pay £21m to the FCA.

Nearly 112,000 chickens to be slaughtered by local authorities on 14 April.

Rising geopolitical tensions over Ukraine sent Brent crude futures above $108 a barrel

The TUC says self-employment has accounted for 44% of all employment growth since May 2010.

British fashion retailer posts 11% rise in like-for-like retail sales

Wales leads the way in business activity as it records its strongest growth in 13 years.

Pimco suffers withdrawals worth $7.3bn from its US funds in March.

Factory owners have less money for safety improvements as they had to nearly double wage rates, says Reuters.

GSK executives in China are already under investigation for routing 3bn yuan in bribes through agencies

Consortium includes MMG Limited, GUOXIN International Investment and CITIC Metal.

Former Labour minister is stepping down after he unveils his proposals in May

Brewster is CEO of Cyprus-based Neo & Bee and is facing complaints of fraud.

Nigel Wilson asks if Vladimir Putin's threat to Ukraine is yet more sabre-rattling or a genuine warning

Former Premier League star is to turn to business after retiring from football.

Just 47% of those working in construction said they felt secure in their job in 2009.

German sweet-maker Haribo suffered a setback when a German regional appeal court ruled in favour of Lindt

A legislation in America could mean pet owners would be considered as legal guardians.

Bellwether software company hires Egon Zehnder to look for external candidates as last founder-CEO for top position.

Comes as countries reduce the value of tax-free allowances and tax credits.

JPM CEO says it has settled some major probes into Madoff, mortgage and London Whale issues

Chinese realty firms struggling with trust repayments comparable to size of Puerto Rico's economy.

BitInvest's Coincard can be topped up with bitcoins and can be used like almost any other MasterCard.

The Chancellor made the comments after coming under fire from the IMF last year.

Things may finally be looking brighter for the High Street when it comes to consumer spending.

Fabienne Wauthier talks about the ex-Zurich Insurance CFO's suicide

The Co-operative Bank has unveiled a £1.3bn loss and apologised to customers in advance after it forecasted not making any profits until 2016.

The UK insurance and investment management bodies want to more 'effectively' lobby parliament