COMPANIES

Aldi's new pay rates put it well above the government's minimum wage and national living wage levels.

US retailer to close over 60 stores in 2017 to save costs.

The controversial commentator had previously said the book would be the moment he 'goes mainstream'.

Security manager wanted to test toy before he purchased it for his child and returned it after few days.

British cruise company ceases to trade - but travel bodies pledge to fly passengers home.

Drivers now plan to walkout on 10, 11 and 14 January in dispute over rail guards.

Retail bellwether Next warns that rising inflation will make it a tough year ahead on the high street.

Station staff represented by the RMT and TSSA unions are planning to walkout on 8 January.

The striking members had earlier planned the 48-hour walk out on Christmas and Boxing Day.

The UK's top bosses have already earned more than the typical UK worker will make all year.

Ford said its new generation of electric cars will be built in the US following criticism from US President-elect Donald Trump.

US president-elect claims General Motors produces cars in Mexico before selling them in the US without paying border tax.

Confectionery visionary called himself the 'material executor', not the inventor, of the children's favourite.

In a turbulent business environment chief executives continued to search for transformative deals.

Deal creates new company called TP ICAP, which will employ over 3,400 brokers.

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European Commission approves liquidity support for bank, which faces €8.8bn capital shortfall.

UK stock market outperformed its Western European peers in 2016, but emerging markets stacked higher gains.

The suicide at Dentsu shines a light on Japan's corporate culture of bullying and long office hours.

Third day of declines hammer Japanese technology giant after revelations of possible US writedown.

Companies like Shire, Entertainment One and Wizz Air could be well set for a good 2017.

Captains of industry who kept their crisis management and public relations teams busy this year.

Toshiba shares lose around $5bn over two days as it reveals the extent of the writedown of its US nuclear deal.

Lancaster University found 'material disconnect' between performance and return on investment on bosses' pay.

The FTSE 250 firm says that building delays in the run-up to Christmas will hit annual profit.

The company did not disclose the reason for scrapping the order.

In the incident aboard a flight from the Vietnamese capital Hanoi to Incheon near Seoul, a passenger turned unruly.

Analyst predicts that Microsoft will make LinkedIn a leader in social media.

CEO Marillyn Hewson's assurance came after Trump tweeted about the high costs of the F-35 project.