COMPANIES

Like-for-like sales, which exclude new store openings, were up 1.4% in the 13 weeks to 1 October.

Investors are looking for a toehold in China's 'digital life' where social messaging has melded with commerce at seemingly infinite scale.

Big banks under pressure from regulators and new financial services firms to cut charges to small businesses.

Company said problem occurred in system that separates water, oil and gas on the Clair platform off Shetland.

Total sales increase 5.6% year-on-year for the 13 weeks to 1 October.

Negative interest rates and tough regulatory rules are putting banks under pressure across Europe.

Combined entity would have market capitalisation of $6bn with $320bn in assets under management.

ING said it will focus on digital banking as it cuts thousands of jobs in the Netherlands and Belgium.

Germany's largest lender has been told to pay up to $14bn by the US over past misconduct.

The lawsuit is expected to be filed with the high court by a group of 60 investors later this month.

Move to help Germany's biggest bank would be considered 'political suicide' for German Chancellor.

Each dealer is said to receive an average payout of $1.85m over 18 months.

Ralf Speth said the trend could hurt the UK car industry, which supports 800,000 jobs.

The CAA said it had given an extension to Monarch's existing ATOL licences for 12 days.

German lender hits fresh 30-year lows as hedge funds sell off stock.

Ring of bankers and consultants used failing firms as front to funnel cash between themselves, court is told.

The UK requires large banks to separate their consumer business from their investment banking activities.

Industry executive warns Brexit uncertainty would dent UK investment by automakers.

Roland Junck has credited employees at the long steel products firm for the turnaround.

The council member says no particular challenges are 'reminiscent of the crisis in 2007 and 2008.'

Bank boss admits that some of his staff stole from customer accounts.

Most likely outcomes for Twitter: Google takeover, or stays independent.

SNP grassroots and party leader might hate shale exploration, but they don't hate job creation based on imports.

Street is a hot favourite for the nomination as source reveals mood inside campaign to IBTimes UK.

DMGT said this was part of an overall business strategic review and would lead to a charge of £50m this year.

Chief executive Martin Zielke has outlined job cuts, unit mergers and dividend cuts.

Fewer people play golf or watch it on TV than they used to - will new forms of game bring fans back?

Financial publisher expects to post profit before tax of £100m for the year ended 30 September.

BA operates 49 flights per week to India, which is more than any other country in the subcontinent.