Closures could affect as many as 600 employees across UK and Ireland.
Mining giant says oversupply in the raw materials market may be easing.
Billionaire produces an 81-page review defending himself against MPs claims into his dealings.
RMT describes the news as 'devastating' and calls for government to intervene to rescue workers.
The US banking giant saw the market for bond commodity trading pick up after the UK's Brexit vote.
Korean firm must act fast to repair damage to its brand or risk fiasco getting ingrained in the public's mind.
William Hill said that the decision was taken after considering the views of major shareholders.
Revenue rises 12.1% year-on-year in three months ended 30 September.
Kantar Worldpanel figures show FTSE 100 retailer also increased market share for the first time since 2011.
Yolt will allow users to view all their bank accounts and credit card information on a single platform.
Budget airline will reduce fares between 13% and 15% in the second half of the year on the back of falling pound.
Luxury retailer says plans to increase productivity and revenue remain on track and expects to save £20m in 2017.
The company, which added 3.6 million subscribers worldwide, is expanding its local language titles.
Whether RBS' alleged moves were a money-making 'scheme' or 'scam', the Fraud Act opens up interesting possibilities.
SGN will retain 33.3% stake in SGN following the all-cash deal.
After more than a century iconic Royal Liver Building is looking for a new owner.
Autonomous submarine deployed by the ship will be named 'Boaty McBoatface'.
Market volatility sees waste management firm cut share price by a third to 180p ahead of flotation later this week.
World's biggest education group sees nine-month turns in worse-than-expected sales.
Bookmaker says sale of shops is the 'last significant hurdle' before completion of £2.7bn merger.
About 40% of the UK-listed firms like Royal Dutch Shell and Unilever pay dividends in dollars or euros.
Chancellor accused of 'arguing like an accountant' by seeing risk rather than opportunity.
Undisclosed sources believe the deal could be worth upwards of £400m.
The managing director spoke of the possibility of global expansion.
An estimated £900,000 has been ring-fenced for psychological examination of contract bidders.
Goldman Sachs was accused of taking advantage of LIA's limited experience and forcing it into risky derivative trades.
Asda female shop floor staff have complained of receiving lesser wages than distribution centre staff.
RBS, Natwest and Ulster customers facing problems using debit cards for payments online and in stores.
Retailer said UK voting to leave the EU helped decide to postpone its float.
DCC said Hammer's takeover would benefit DCC Technology.