ECONOMY

OC&C said customer service should be much higher on the retail CEO's agenda.

This pipeline project could also receive investments from companies based in Japan and Korea.

MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was off 0.2%.

Fawcett Society finds women's voices are absent from economic views in the media.

Review will examine whether business tax breaks 'hinder or help' businesses and citizens.

Chancellor says police budget cuts enabled increased spending on counter-terrorism measures.

The coal mining industry is booming in India where a new mine is opened every month.

The protest is another step by the steel unions' to save jobs and force the government to take action.

Npower would take at least until 2017 before it could see profits according to Bernhard Guenther.

Vietnamese terms have been creeping onto Amazon's Alexa analytics.

Labour shadow chancellor described his business plans as 'socialism with an iPad'.

Cass Business School survey finds leaks push up share prices of target companies.

Income from VAT receipts was up but spending increased, causing the deficit in October to widen.

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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.4%, marking a 2% gain for the week.

Nationwide reported an 8% jump in the amount of first time buyers it has helped buy a home.

Research reveals the economy loses billions of dollars every year due to poor sanitation issues worldwide.

Online retailers saw sales fall again but are waiting for Cyber Monday

Protesters attempt to disrupt APEC Summit in Manila, attended by world leaders.

Women are now earning what men were making back in 2006.

Labour and Liberal Democrat peers teamed up with crossbenchers to defeat the government.

Liberal Democrat leader will launch his attack against the Chancellor at the IPPR think tank.

Royal Mail has said it is considering driverless vans in order to save on costs.

Investors see possible rate increase as a sign of confidence in the world's largest economy.

Beijing keen to launch Free Trade Area of the Asia-Pacific to counter the US-led TPP.

Online stores expecting to see a major spike in profits.

Women are still paid almost 10% less than men, new figures from the Office for National Statistics show.

Home repossession and banking reforms are set to be the main issues in parliament.

Football game was called off two hours before it was due to start following a bomb threat.