Customers face being ripped off as Tesco offers are not applied at the till
BBC's investigation finds a number of Tesco stores carry out of date pricing labels which misled customers.
Co-op Bank puts itself up for sale
Lender says its turnaround plan has been hit by low interest rates and legacy issues.
RBS set to slash 15,000 jobs when it announces 9th year of losses
An additional £1bn-£1.5bn of savings needed to boost bank's recovery.
Divorced man sues Uber after glitch in the app meant his wife could track his affair
The man used Uber on his wife's phone, allowing her to see all of his journeys.
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British Airways cabin crew to stage four-day strike from next week
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Manchester United shares - for devout fans and signature stock hoarders only?
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Philippines: Environment minister slams government for siding with big businesses on mines closure
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Rupert Murdoch's News Corp posts $219m loss on impairment charges
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Southern rail peace talks with RMT Union set for Valentine's Day
Negotiations will come after a breakthrough between Southern and Aslef at the TUC.
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McLaren unveils plan to create 200 jobs in Sheffield with £50m investment
Car maker will open a new manufacturing plant in Yorkshire where it will produce carbon-fibre chassis.
Dan Cancian Feb 09, 2017
Smith & Nephew sees full-year profits shrink by 7%
Medical equipment manufacturer reports trading profit of $1bn for year ended 31 December.
Karthick Arvinth Feb 09, 2017
Thomas Cook sees weaker performance across continental Europe
Travel group posts loss before tax of £135m for the three months ended 31 December.
Karthick Arvinth Feb 09, 2017
Goldman Sachs hedge fund to shift London operations to New York
US investment bank denies move driven by UK's exit from European Union.
Karthick Arvinth Feb 09, 2017
Wall Street Journal's editor to face newsroom critics over 'soft' coverage of Trump
Gerard Baker was appointed by Rupert Murdoch and has been labelled a 'neoconservative'.
Tareq Haddad Feb 09, 2017
Saudi Aramco picks US bank Moelis as adviser for biggest ever IPO
Oil giant is expected to raise approximately $100bn at its initial public offering, as it prepares to sell a 5% stake.
Dan Cancian Feb 08, 2017
Digital business transformation should be continuous and not a corporate end-goal
Ability to transform organisational structure, tech, capabilities and processes is vital to success in a volatile market.
Dee Burger Feb 08, 2017
How the Champions League helped Heineken's quest for global success
The beer giant last week extended its sponsorship deal with the Champions League until the 2020-2021 season.
Dan Cancian Feb 08, 2017
Ann Summers recalls dangerous 'Black Power Wand' vibrator
The UK sex shop has recalled a popular adult toy amid concerns its wiring can become exposed.
Josh Robbins Feb 08, 2017
Tullow Oil full-year losses narrow to $908m
Oil and gas firm sees revenue drop 21% to $1.27bn in 2016.
Karthick Arvinth Feb 08, 2017
Post-Brexit dealing boom boosts Hargreaves Lansdown's half-year profits
Investment and pensions group reports 21% increase in six-month pre-tax profits thanks to increased dealing activity.
Dan Cancian Feb 08, 2017
Rio Tinto posts rise in profits for first time since 2013
London-based company posts underlying profits of $5.1bn for the 2016 calendar year.
Karthick Arvinth Feb 08, 2017
Southern rail peace talks with RMT imminent in bid to end bitter guard dispute
Sources close to the company and union tell IBTimes UK they want to meet this week.
Ian Silvera Feb 07, 2017
Developer St Modwen reports fall in full-year profit
Firm reports profit before tax of £60.8m for the year ended 30 November.
Karthick Arvinth Feb 07, 2017
Weak pound boosts FirstGroup performance despite difficult market conditions
Transport operator posts 12% year-on-year increase in revenue on the back of declining pound.
Dan Cancian Feb 07, 2017
Bellway reports 6.5% increase in housing completions
A total of 4,462 houses were completed in the six months to 31 January period.
Karthick Arvinth Feb 07, 2017
MPs call for Lloyds to compensate victims of HBOS fraud scandal
The six fraudsters, who include two former HBOS employees, received lengthy custodial sentences last week.
Dan Cancian Feb 06, 2017
Gold miner Randgold Resources hikes dividend by 52% as demand soars
Lower operating cash costs and higher gold price fill the coffer of Africa-focussed blue chip mining company.
Gaurav Sharma Feb 06, 2017
Toyota sees profits slump but boosts annual forecasts on weaker yen
The Japanese car giant said slower growth in its key US carmarket hit profit.
Roger Baird Feb 06, 2017
UK car sales grow at fastest pace in 12 years despite concerns over Brexit slowdown
Car registrations rise 2.9% in January, driven by a 5% demand increase from the private sector.
Dan Cancian Feb 06, 2017
Profits fall at Ryanair as European fares tumble
The airline said cuts in fares, new routes and a fall in the pound all eat into profit.
Roger Baird Feb 06, 2017
Sports Direct's stake in French Connection leaves founder Stephen Marks facing tough choices
Marks faces a battle between investors and billionaire Mike Ashley to hold onto the once-mighty fashion chain.
Roger Baird Feb 04, 2017
Pound's decline from Brexit will hit UK airlines' revenue
Ratings agency Moody's expects lower demand for UK air travel driven by weaker economic sentiment.
Gaurav Sharma Feb 03, 2017
London Tube bosses hope jobs offer will stop Underground unions striking, as talks end
Transport for London has promised to create 325 extra jobs in a bid to end the dispute.
Ian Silvera Feb 03, 2017
Shock 10% energy bill hike to cost Npower customers over £100 a year
UK-based electricity and gas supplier Npower says wholesale energy costs were behind the 'difficult decision'.
Dan Cancian Feb 03, 2017
Southern rail drivers' union chief tells Tories: We will never back down on safety
Aslef general secretary Mick Whelan and Southern boss Nick Brown spoke to IBTimes UK.
Ian Silvera Feb 03, 2017
Supermarkets begin rationing as lettuce shortage hits Britain
Cold weather and floods in Spain and southern Europe blamed for shortage of leafy vegetables in the UK.
Dan Cancian Feb 03, 2017
Philippines: 19,000 people risk losing their jobs after Manila orders closure of half its mines
The mines account for about 10% of global nickel supply and half of Manila's annual output.
Rachel Middleton Feb 03, 2017
HBOS fraudsters who blew profits on prostitutes and luxury holidays get hefty jail time
Six fraudsters receive lengthy custodial sentences, with lead perpetrator David Mills jailed for 15 years.
Gaurav Sharma Feb 02, 2017
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