COMPANIES

Retailer's overall sales grow 1.9% but clothing business faces uphill battle.

The ruling by Advertising Standards Authority now confirms that Ecotricity supplies the greenest energy in UK.

Nike shoes worn by Serena Williams and Adidas footwear endorsed by Selena Gomez have materials made by Texon.

The girl's mother, actress Brooke Smith said everyone needs to 'calm down'.

Employers will make up the difference from state fund to pay workers 100% of wages for leave time.

As US bank report quarterly earnings on 19 April, analysts warn earnings-per-share could fall again.

For the first time in its 213-year history, a female master tailor has opened a shop on Savile Row.

43% of CEOs not prepared to walk away from a contract if there is a risk of bribery and corruption.

New tough rules under the Obama administration aimed at reducing inversion.

The new national living wage of £7.20 per hour hurts retailers as it increases their costs.

These jets will come with Electronically Scanned radar that allows pilots identify targets over longer ranges.

Passengers booking BA Club World flights between 5 April and 14 June can avail free upgrade.

Bookmaker will cut 300 jobs in Dublin and a combined 350 across London and Stevenage to save £50m.

The legitimate use of corporate entities - for tax planning or confidentiality - is a right we must uphold.

UK lenders refute allegations of any wrongdoing.

New company has yet to deliver a seat but is run by industry veterans Tom McFarland and Jim Downey.

Taqa, BP and Shell operators are expected to lose out from the closures.

Sainsbury's, Aldi and Lidl among the main winners of the Easter period as consumers increase spending.

Ingredient maker confirms trading expectations for fourth quarter as shares rebound from sugar tax-driven low.

Banks are named in the Panama Papers but claim they have never sought to help customers avoid paying taxes.

The general merchandising division, which primarily deals with clothing, has been given top most priority.

Javid will also meet with Liberty Group head, Sanjeev Gupta before flying to India.

Air France allows female crew to skip Tehran routes after staff protest against mandatory headscarf.

Letter to aircraft manufacturer's employees outlines risks of leaving the European Union in June.

GMB, Unite and Community issued the joint demands after a crunch meeting in London.

Unite members are angry over a 'paltry' 1.3% pay hike offer from Royal Mail bosses.

These machines are feared to have been targeted by criminals for stealing cash and card details.

Britain's trade deficit in goods with the European Union is at its highest levels since 1998.

Gupta held initial talks with the UK government over possible buy of Tata Steel's UK operations.