COMPANIES

The regulator took over responsibility for 50,000 consumer credit firms on 1 April

Frozen made big bucks at the box office but it has hurt parent's pockets

CEO John Chen says company eyeing business expansion via acquisitions, partnerships and investments

Move to pave the way for a combined $3.8bn worth of daily cross-border trading.

Burger King plans to open up restaurants in Crimea after McDonald's exits.

Municipal staff in Gothenburg, Sweden's second largest city, will see working hours cut

More than 1,300 employees work at the Kellingley and Thoresby pits, which will close in Autumn 2015.

Mothercare's chief executive officer Simon Calver stepped down in February on profit warning

Recruitment giant revealed full year profits will be 'top end of the range'

M&S shares is in the middle of a turnaround programme

Myners was in charge of the major two step review at the embattled lender

Confectionery company Mars has agreed a deal to buy the majority of Procter & Gamble's pet food divisions.

Ministers satisfied with ongoing "corporate renewal" programme at scandal-hit G4S.

The chief executive also announced that the retailer's lowest paid workers will get a pay hike

Former Metro Bank Chairman plans online-only bank amid falling visits to branches.

Ofcom investigating price rises in Royal Mail Access contracts after TNT Post UK complaint.

Sotheby's also accuses Loeb of "greenmailing" Yahoo during his stint on firm's board.

EC wants to increase shareholder engagement and introduce a transparency initiative across the 28-nation bloc.

A report has said that Barlclays is set to relocate more employees in Singapore.

Apax Partners, Khazanah Nasional and a unit of Deutsche Bank also in the fray.

35,124 vehicles in the UK part of Toyota's second-largest recall to date.

Karen Fletcher lays out the rules around bullying and harassment for employers and workers.

US Time was forced to leave UK sister company as part of its spinning off from media giant Time Warner.

However, FCA data shows the banking industry's consumer complaints fell by 15% overall

Three Olympus executives were indicted after the Japanese firm was embroiled in an accounting scandal in 2011

ASA says advertisement misled viewers regarding representative APR

Facebook billionaires lost $4.2bn in total since market closed on 2 April.

Illinois and Connecticut already announced investigations into the scheme that exposed the social security numbers of about 200 million people.

GM was fined $7,000 per day until it complies with US NHTSA's request.