Reynolds is seeking an improved offer to merge with BAT, reports say.
The airlines include American, Delta, Southwest and United Continental Holdings.
The taxi service was claimed to have raised $250m, but only last six months before closing its doors.
Argos will kick off its Black Friday sales on 18 November, while Tesco will launch its sales three days later.
Ailing US fashion brand files for protection order as it prepares for sale to Canadian rival Gildan Activewear.
PWC report shows cost of providing electricity to household is £844 a year but customers can pay up to £1,172.
UK's third biggest homebuilder cheered by 'resilient' trading conditions in second half of financial year.
High-street bookmaker expects annual profits of £260-280m and vows to keep investing in online segment.
'We can confirm that our collaboration with the Daily Mail has ended with no plans for promotions in the future.'
Some drivers are unable to work because they cannot cover their fuel costs.
Alibaba has made more than $13bn in the first 12 hours of Singles' Day sale this year.
The Chinese e-tailer offers site-wide discounts, encouraging people without a partner to treat themselves.
Bio-pharmaceutical giant posts 4% decline in revenue as sales of Crestor drug fall amid increase competition.
The Superdry fashion brand sees revenues lift after opening stores in the US and China.
FTSE 250 group reports 12% year-on-year decline in profits on back of increased investment and more promotions.
The broadcaster says ad revenues falling while worldwide sales of dramas such as Victoria are strong.
The British dairy products firm posted profit before tax of £19.1m for the six months ended 30 September.
Billionaire founder allegedly suggested recording device was placed by the MPs themselves.
Tate & Lyle has a large exposure to the peso and the US dollar, both of which have declined.
Adjusted profit before tax was £146m, down 24% from 2015 on an underlying basis.
Underlying profit before tax came in at £277m, a 10.1% decline from the same period a year ago.
The bank says that it has now refunded all of the customer accounts affected by the fraud.
The fast-food giant's plans for an outlet on the Piazza del Duomo were rejected by the Italian city.
Once the largest clothing manufacturer in the US, KPMG are set to wind down British operations.
The retailer's board said it does not have 'any knowledge' of a recording device behind a plate of sandwiches.
This is a big improvement over the £105m loss it reported in the last fiscal year.
Unions continue to battle gig economy firms over the pay and conditions of their workers.
Associated British Foods posts 5% increase in revenue, despite slight decline in like-for-like sales.
Retailer will cut stores and withdraw from a number of international markets in turnaround strategy.
The FCA is expected to say that steps taken by RBS are enough to avoid enforcement action.