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Iconic chain to open first store in Glasgow before a UK-wide foray into high street coffee market.

Elliott Advisors, which holds 4.1% of the mining company, calls on it to restructure to get its house order.

Radio station was seeking additional funding of £2.5m which did not materialise causing it to adopt online only model.

Airline scrapped free meals on short haul economy flights in January, drawing criticism from passengers.

PRA and FCA probes relate to Staley's attempts to unmask whistle-blower at the bank.

BBC says it has seen emails that show executives knew convicted ex-oil minister would get more than $1bn.

While Fox's bid could face obstacles in the UK, Brussels says it has no objections to the bid.

The lender said it will enter detailed takeover talks with 'several parties'.

Ryan Reich and Stylianos Contogoulas were acquitted of charges of conspiracy to defraud in unanimous verdicts.

The Anglo-Dutch group unveils wide-ranging review to boost profits following Kraft's $143bn takeover attempt.

The supermarkets-to-funeral parlours group said its new bank valuation was a 'prudent' measure.

Electronics firm expects to report 5% increase in revenue for year ended 31 March.

Energy giant to sell its interest in Kapuni gas field to local venture partner Todd Energy.

London Stock Exchange drafts Prime Minister to lobby Saudi government for state oil company mega stock listing.

Losses have been attributed to non-finance exceptional cost of £17m

Wood Group expects to achieve 36% higher cost synergies from its deal to buy Amec than initially estimated.

Move allows mining giant to miss deliveries because of circumstances beyond its control.

Deal allows artists to restrict their albums to Spotify's paid site for the first two weeks after release.

Analytics firm's GatherIQ app will allow users to analyse data and share information about world's major issues.

Diplomatic tensions escalated between the two countries over installation of the US anti-missile system near Seoul.

Amount supermarkets spent on promotions fell to a quarter of typical shopper's basket from a third.

Atop gas fields and Grangemouth refinery, Ratcliffe's Ineos will soon manipulate infrastructure that delivers 40% of North Sea oil and gas.

Asos' international sales surged by 54%, thanks to a weak pound following the Brexit vote.

Sotheby's had to hold onto the gem for a number of years after a 2013 buyer defaulted.

Energy consultancy firm reports profit before tax of £9.4m for six months ended 31 January.

Dudley's potential maximum pay to be capped at around £12.2m for the next three years, reports say.

In an interview with IBTimes UK, Schabenberger also explains why he thinks AI won't replace humans.

Aerospace giant will provide the system which coordinates almost everything flown by the US military.

The shipment marks a 69% increase on an annualised basis for the electric carmaker