Bristol-based company gains three percent in half-year sales.
Online bookings boost summer volumes, North Africa travel remains soft
The HTC One X goes on sale in April, but which network and tariff is the best for you?
Barclays Bank has topped the list of Britain's worst banks according to customer complaints yet again as the number of its dissatisfied customers continues to rise, according to regulator the Financial Services Authority (FSA).
Homeserve Plc, the provider of home emergency and repair services to over 4.9 million customers internationally, has braced up to perform well for the current year and beyond by addressing the root causes behind the sales, marketing and complaints handling issues in the Britain.
Apple, Nokia, RIM and Motorola are set to go to war over what the standard design for the nano-SIM will be.
Imperial Tobacco Group, the world's fourth-biggest cigarette maker, is focused to deliver excellent growth in earnings and also believes that it is well- placed to build on its success.
Apple offers to refund Australian customers who feel misled on new iPad's 4G capabilities in the wake of severe backlash from Australian consumer watchdog.
Foxconn is in the midst of hiring workers in Taiyuan city of China for the production of Apple's iPhone 5, which is expected to launch in June.
Pre-orders accepted for Kindle Touch prior to UK launch - but where is the Kindle Fire?
With over 200 brands in 180 countries and more than 30 million customers, TUI Travel, the leisure travel company expects to see greater share of online bookings in 2012 and is scheduled to release its pre-close trading update on Thursday.
Lloyd's chief executive Richard Ward points to natural catastrophes such as heavy floods in Thailand and Japan's Tohoku earthquake leading to massive claims.
Driven by an increase in gold sales by 52 percent, Petropavlovsk, the Russian gold exploration company, has reported revenue of US$1.3 billion for the full-year 2011, which is more than double the group's revenue of US$612 million in 2010.
Oil and gas exploration group lifts earnings as Bulgarian, Egyptian fields improve
UK Pizza chain delivers 9% sales growth
Harry Potter ebooks are finally available on the Kindle, but only through the Pottermore website.
A well-made smartphone with a 4in touchscreen, 8 megepixel camera and quality design for those on a budget.
Research by the Parks Associates shows only 55 percent of users are satisfied with Siri.
Petropavlovsk, the Russian gold exploration company, has increased the production target for the FY 2012 by 11 percent to 680,000oz compared to FY 2011 and a compounded yearly growth rate of 26 percent since the group first listed in 2002.
Melrose Resources, the oil and gas exploration, development and production company remains on track to achieve its target to reduce financial gearing to below 60 percent by this year end.
Social-networking site shifts focus to compete with Facebook and Myspace
MPs believe that Google and social networks must censor content that breaches privacy
Tim Cook will speak with Chinese government officials this week to try and clean up Apple's image in the country.
Domino's Pizza UK & Ireland, the holder of the master franchise for Domino's Pizza Inc, remains in good health and ready for the challenges ahead to deliver another successful year of growth.
Catering Group says challenging market conditions will slow revenue growth in first half of year
Copper miner lifts dividend as revenues, but cash costs remain an investor concern
World's biggest building supplies company sees US strength, but Europe slowing
A security expert says the move away from BlackBerrys is not a good one for mobile phone security.
Stores stop refunds, exchanges, reward points and gift cards as 40% of workers face sack.
EG Solutions, the back office optimisation software company, has announced that it secured a further services contract from an existing UK enterprise customer in the financial services sector for the value of approximately £340,000, which will appear in the current financial year results.
