Tesco warns suppliers against unjustified price rises
Tesco CEO Dave Lewis says consumers should not be forced to pay 'inflated prices' due to exchange rate volatility.
GKN to close its helicopter components facility at Somerset in 2017
The move will lead to about 220 job losses.
JPMorgan paying £264m to settle Chinese hiring of 'princelings' probe
SEC says JPMorgan engaged in 'systematic bribery' by hiring children of well-connected officials to win business.
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Johnson Matthey reports 5% rise in interim profits
Chemical firm reports underlying profit before tax of £219.6m for the six months ended 30 September.
Royal Mail delivers increase in revenue but Brexit vote hits performance in the UK
Uncertainty surrounding EU referendum led to reduction of marketing activity in the UK, says mail operator.
Premier League clubs slash ticket prices amid TV boom
BBC Price of Football survey shows average cost of cheapest home ticket has gone down 6%.
JLR to have electric option for half of its new cars by end of the decade
In September, JLR had said it made sense to build both electric batteries and vehicles in the UK.
Qatar wins approval to turn London's US Embassy into a luxury hotel
US embassy moves to Nine Elms but the building's 'landmark gilded eagle' stays on the hotel.
British Land profits rise 16% despite Brexit hit
Real estate firm reports underlying profits of £199m for the 6 months ended 30 September.
Rolls-Royce on track to meet cost saving target despite mixed markets
British jet engine maker expects to save between £150m and £200m but warns outlook in markets remain mixed.
Barratt Developments buoyed by solid housing demand but wary of Brexit uncertainty
Housebuilder watchful of political uncertainty surrounding Brexit and London high-end market remains challenging.
Ford will shift production of small cars to Mexico from Michigan despite Trump threat
Company CEO Mark Fields assured that the move will not lead to any job losses in the US.
Snapchat heads for stock market debut with confidential IPO filing
The Silicon Valley firm could go public as soon as March at a valuation of around $25bn, reports say.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai confirms new London headquarters
The new office that is estimated to cost £1bn could create 3,000 additional jobs by 2020.
Tesco records fastest sales growth in three years
Kantar Worldpanel figures show food prices are 0.5% lower than 2015 but are expected to rise from December.
Vodafone sees earnings rise on the back of strong European demand
The telecoms giant beats City forecast on growth in markets such as Germany and Italy and cost efficiencies.
Weak pound and terrorist attacks clip easyJet's wings as profit tumbles
Budget airline posts 27.9% drop in profit due to 'external events', despite carrying record number of passengers.
TalkTalk reports surge in profits one year after cyberattack
Telecoms firm posts operating profit of £60m for six months ended 30 September.
Reynolds rejects $47bn takeover bid from British American Tobacco - Reports
Reynolds is seeking an improved offer to merge with BAT, reports say.
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway invests $1.2bn in four US airlines
The airlines include American, Delta, Southwest and United Continental Holdings.
Administrators hope for quick sale of assets of collapsed taxi app service Karhoo
The taxi service was claimed to have raised $250m, but only last six months before closing its doors.
Argos and Tesco to launch 10-day long Black Friday shopping extravaganza
Argos will kick off its Black Friday sales on 18 November, while Tesco will launch its sales three days later.
American Apparel files for second bankruptcy protection
Ailing US fashion brand files for protection order as it prepares for sale to Canadian rival Gildan Activewear.
Big Six energy providers's profits could be 'six times bigger than disclosed'
PWC report shows cost of providing electricity to household is £844 a year but customers can pay up to £1,172.
Taylor Wimpey confident of strong sales in 'robust' UK housing market
UK's third biggest homebuilder cheered by 'resilient' trading conditions in second half of financial year.
William Hill expects profits to be at top end of forecast as online sector returns to growth
High-street bookmaker expects annual profits of £260-280m and vows to keep investing in online segment.
Lego ends advertising in Daily Mail in support for 'Stop Funding Hate' campaign
'We can confirm that our collaboration with the Daily Mail has ended with no plans for promotions in the future.'
Hundreds of Uber drivers go without payment after 'banking glitch'
Some drivers are unable to work because they cannot cover their fuel costs.
Alibaba makes a fortune from it but what is Singles' Day?
Alibaba has made more than $13bn in the first 12 hours of Singles' Day sale this year.
Alibaba rakes in more than $13bn in first 12 hours of Singles Day sale
The Chinese e-tailer offers site-wide discounts, encouraging people without a partner to treat themselves.
AstraZeneca offsets sales decline thanks to cost cuts and tax gains
Bio-pharmaceutical giant posts 4% decline in revenue as sales of Crestor drug fall amid increase competition.
Supergroup says sales jump by a third driven by US sales and a weaker pound
The Superdry fashion brand sees revenues lift after opening stores in the US and China.
Halfords ride made uncomfortable by weaker pound as interim profits drop
FTSE 250 group reports 12% year-on-year decline in profits on back of increased investment and more promotions.
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