HP expects to cut 3,000 to 4,000 jobs between fiscal 2017 and fiscal 2019
This is part of a restructuring plan that is expected to generate annual savings of $200m to $300m.
Japan's SoftBank and Saudi Arabia's PIF to launch $100bn tech fund
Rajeev Misra, SoftBank's strategic finance head, will lead the fund.
Tesco and Unilever agree peace deal in battle for control of the high street
The struggle over price led to shortages of staples like Marmite on the shelves this week.
Tesco and Unilever are making rational economic decisions – unlike our Government
This is only the start of the impact we are likely to see from Brexit.
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Rhode Island courts UK investment unworried by shape of post-Brexit US-UK negotiations
Brexit won't impact relationships with UK businesses, or dampen bid to enhance cooperation with British Investors, says Rhode Island commerce secretary.
WH Smith high street profits boosted by stationery sales
High street profits rise by 5% to £62m for the year-ended 31 August.
National Grid places two coal power plants on winter standby for £77m
This is to reduce the risk of electricity blackouts in the country.
Wells Fargo chief executive John Stumpf quits over bogus accounts scandal
Stumpf will be replaced by Timothy Sloan, the current president and chief operating officer.
Deutsche Bank fined $9.5m by SEC over failure to protect research information
This penalty follows the $14bn fine the German bank was asked to pay to the US DoJ last month.
Tesco pulls Marmite and other Unilever brands from online store amid price row
Persil, Surf, Dove, Comfort, Ben & Jerry's ice cream have been removed from store's website.
Ed's Easy Diner to close 26 outlets
Owner of Giraffe Concepts and Harry Ramsden named as buyer by KPMG.
Why a William Hill-Amaya merger could be a risky gamble
A merger between bookmaker and betting company could be advantageous as both have suffered recently.
Lloyds Bank to cut another 1,230 UK jobs in drive to cut costs
Unite union says the bank's continued cost-cutting will impact service delivery.
Premier Foods shares take a beating amid weak second quarter sales
Total group sales for the 13 weeks ended 1 October were down 5.4% on-year to £172.5m.
Samsung cuts profit forecast over Galaxy Note 7 catastrophe
Technology giant racks up a £1.9bn hit as a result of its Galaxy Note 7 recall.
Vintage listings guide Time Out to open its own places for Londoners to go
The city guides group plans a market, four bars and 17 restaurants in Shoreditch.
Monarch Airlines secures £165m investment from Greybull Capital
This has allowed the British low-cost airline to renew its ATOL licences from the CAA for the next 12 months.
UK firms increase advertising budgets in 3rd quarter despite Brexit, IPA claims
Around 13.4% companies increased their budgets in the 3rd quarter, up from 10.7% in the second quarter.
Stock markets are hitting record levels but investors lack the appetite to back new companies
Pure Gym's cancelled float may see a lacklustre year in the IPO market end badly.
GE to acquire LM Wind Power for $1.65bn from London-based PE firm
GE's renewable business will benefit as it will now have the design and manufacturing of wind blades in-house.
Ronald McDonald reportedly on 'restricted duty' during 'Clownageddon'
McDonald's announces Ronald will not be participating in community events for the 'time being'.
Fujitsu plans to axe up to 1,800 jobs in the UK
Japanese electronics firm Fujitsu lays out plans in its 'transformation programme'.
BP drops drilling programme in the Great Australian Bight
BP says after a review, it decided to focus only on projects that are likely to create value.
Pure Gym scraps LSE flotation on 'market volatility' concerns
The UK's biggest gym operator says current market volatility is not in the long-term interests of its stakeholders.
Ted Baker profits lifted by online sales
Profit before tax jumps 20.5% to £21.5m for the six months to 13 August period.
JCB quits CBI following differences over Brexit
Ahead of the referendum, the CBI had supported the Remain campaign, while the JCB chairman was in favour of Brexit.
Stuffing small businesses is latest banking malpractice fad as RBS and Wells Fargo show
Guilty parties and victims change, but unscrupulous practices in financial services lurk in the public consciousness.
Deutsche Bank received special concession to boost results in EBA stress tests, claims report
The bank's results included its deal in a Chinese bank which is yet to be completed.
Goldman Sachs has taken 'no decisions' on whether to axe 2,000 jobs in London over Brexit
Wall Street giant said the Brexit vote presented 'numerous uncertainties' but is still weighing up its options.
RBS 'dash for cash' made billions while small businesses were destroyed
RBS is alleged to have manipulated small businesses into loan defaults in order to profit from their assets sale.
YouGov reports strong rise in full-year profit despite Brexit worries
Operating profit jumps 27% to £10.9m for the year ended 31 July.
UBS to launch 'robo-advice' service in the UK to attract younger clients
This is part of UBS's $1bn initiative to boost its wealth management business.
Deutsche Post says business as usual in UK despite Brexit
Logistics giant says UK will continue to be an important market for the group.
Eve Sleep raises £14m from high profile investors for new products and European launches
Channel 4, and a number of other investors, have backed the four entrepreneurs at mattress start-up.
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