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The retailer's board said it does not have 'any knowledge' of a recording device behind a plate of sandwiches.

This is a big improvement over the £105m loss it reported in the last fiscal year.

Unions continue to battle gig economy firms over the pay and conditions of their workers.

Associated British Foods posts 5% increase in revenue, despite slight decline in like-for-like sales.

Retailer will cut stores and withdraw from a number of international markets in turnaround strategy.

The FCA is expected to say that steps taken by RBS are enough to avoid enforcement action.

MP says bug was planted in meeting room as the group were brought sandwiches.

Inspection comes after Billionaire founder Mike Ashley was accused of treating staff 'without dignity or respect'.

A TCS stake sale was advised by Tata Trust members to help reduce the group's $25bn debt.

Europe's largest bank saw profit fall as it sells units, cuts staff and focuses on Asian markets.

Budget airline posts 7% increase in first half profit and expects to carry 200m passengers a year by 2024.

The Rolls-Royce consortium said the full development of SMR technology would require £1.2bn.

Hans Dieter Poetsch was VW's chief financial officer when the scandal broke in September 2015.

While Birds Eye is seeking to increase prices by up to 12%, Walkers said it will hike prices by 5% to 10%.

Oracle had in July agreed to acquire NetSuite at $109 per share in cash.

Holiday lettings website Airbnb to force professional landlords off its platform.

The Dublin-based subsidiary said the low taxes were because its taxable profits were just €341m.

M&S reportedly also set to close some of its international stores and to stop selling clothes in some of its branches.

Betting group receives £28m boost from weak pound and £38m from Euro 2016 performance.

British Airways owner reports increase in traffic in October, thanks to strong performance in Europe and Asia Pacific.

The Chinese conglomerate procured Legendary Entertainment for $3.5bn in January and cinema chain AMC in 2012.

Defence Secretary Michael Fallon is expected to announce the same in Scotland on Friday.

US coffee chain posts 16% increase in revenues to $5.71bn in fiscal fourth quarter.

The deal value translates to S$1.30 per share which is a 34% premium over Super's last traded price.

UK fourth-largest supermarket posts 1.6% year-on-year sales increases, as Halloween sales soar 20%.

The UK food industry would not be able to meet all the supply needed for the Christmas peak, ALP chief executive David Camp said.

Facebook is expecting ad revenue growth rates to "come down meaningfully" in 2017.

The professional network says its salary service currently holds the details of more than one million members.

It is worth remembering that US stocks represent a bit over half of the value of all quoted companies in the world.