Morgan Stanley considers moving 300 jobs away from the UK after Brexit
US banking giant reportedly in talks to move jobs to Frankfurt or Dublin once Britain leaves the EU.
Centrica returns to profit but outflow of customers continues
British Gas owner reports decline in revenue as profits from its UK home business slump.
RSA sees profits jump by a quarter as it completes turnaround
The general insurer said it was buoyed by strong performances in the UK and Scandinavia.
British American Tobacco profits and revenues grow on positive FX impact
Tobacco giant aims to double the number of markets for its vaping products over the next two years.
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BAE Systems confirms Charles Woodburn as new head at the defence giant
The new man will take the top job at a time time of great change in the defence industry.
Metro Bank's losses shrink as lender targets annual profit in 2017
Challenger bank moves step closer to climbing out of red as underlying loss narrows from £46.6m to £11.7m.
Hotel Chocolat sees profits jump as it opens shops and upgrades plant
Group said its UK plant and cocoa plantation in Saint Lucia should keep cost down as inflation rises this year.
Petrofac swings to profit on cost cuts in 2016
Oil services firm made a net profit of $1m in the 12 months to 31 December period.
Lloyds sees profits more than double as PPI costs tumble but future is 'uncertain'
The bank said its PPI mis-selling costs fell by a quarter to £1bn last year.
Weir Group upbeat despite fall in profits
Profit before tax fell 22% to £170m in 2016.
BHP swings back to profit as it capitalises on higher commodity prices
BHP will pay a higher than expected dividend after posting $3.2bn interim profit, up from $5.7bn loss last year.
InterContinental Hotels lifts profit and hands out $400m special dividend
InterContinental Hotels says despite terror attacks the fundamentals of tourist travel remains strong.
Galliford Try hikes dividend by a quarter as revenue and profit grow
Housebuilder lifts interim dividend by 23% as profits and revenue grow 19% and 3% year-on-year respectively.
Profits at Wood Group fall amid subdued North Sea oil industry
Aberdeen-based oil services firm posts profits of $174.2m for 2016.
UK government faces failure on eliminating gender pay cap after 'ignoring' MPs
Women and Equalities Committee is 'deeply disappointed' by the government's response.
London braces for Central Line Tube strike as union and Underground talks fail
Union negotiator tells IBTimes UK that Tube bosses were 'not prepared to compromise'.
Should UK investors copy Warren Buffett's investments?
Apple, Wizz Air and Ryanair safe bets for UK investors looking to mirror Berkshire Hathaway's investments.
Vauxhall's pension deficit could derail GM deal with PSA Group
Fears Peugeot owner could turn its back on the deal given Vauxhall's pension scheme is £1bn in the red.
City of London Group posts rise in half-year profits
Profit before tax rises to £5.8m in the six months to 31 December from £3.6m a year earlier.
London Night Tube faces strike as RMT Union ballots drivers in 'career block' row
Union claims Underground bosses are 'blatantly' discriminating against part-time operators.
Kraft Heinz 'amicably' drops takeover bid for Unilever
Both companies issue a surprise joint statement announcing no deal to go ahead.
City brokers TP ICAP investors reject revised £85m incentive plan for executives
The company's chief executive stood to gain up to £25m according to Sky News
Unilever rejects Kraft's £143bn takeover offer
Kraft Heinz's takeover proposal would combine two of the biggest food brands in the world.
Brexit an opportunity to 'reset and accentuate' UK-India trade ties says envoy Y.K. Sinha
India's recently-appointed High Commissioner to Britain tells IBTimes UK Brexit could enhance Indo-UK partnership.
Terrorist attacks and weak pound hit Millennium & Copthorne's profits and revenue
Hotel operator reports 12.9% drop in annual pre-tax profit on a constant currency basis.
Challenges posed by Brexit 'modest' and 'manageable' in the face of UK economic resilience
Ratings agency Moody's says wide range of economic indicators point to hope in 2017.
First Starbucks in coffee-loving Italy heralded with palm tree stunt in Milan's Piazza del Duomo
Coffee giant announced the opening of up to 300 shops in the country over the next six years.
Cobham shares plunge after second profit warning in five weeks
Aerospace group issues fifth profit warning in over a year after taking £179m hit related to higher contracts costs.
Budget airline Wizz Air sets up base at Luton airport
The decision will create 36 jobs at Luton, which will become the airline's 28th base.
Southern rail commuters face more travel misery as RMT plans February strike
Industrial action announcement comes after peace talks at mediation service Acas broke down.
Tata Steel UK jobs safe after workers vote to accept deal
Workers voter overwhelmingly in favour of deal that will see pension scheme replaced by contributions.
UK consumers favour casual dining over clothes shops as inflation begins to bite
UK consumers are however spending big in restaurants and bars.
UK credit card holders among the most indebted in Europe
British credit card users might be more vulnerable to economic shocks than European peers, according to new research.
Surging business rates lead four pubs a day to close
Number of pubs in England and Wales has fallen to its lowest with pain to increase with higher business rates in April.
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