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Business, Innovation and Skills committee said the government failed to detect mounting problems.

Employers can't be relied on in the same way as in the past but loyalty still has a value.

As the Smile Cafe continues to function in the war zone, they find that people will always want cake

Director General John Longworth says the delay is costing the country business.

The human cost is incalculable but the West will always bounce back from terrorist attacks.

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

Labour grandee and former business secretary backed David Cameron's 'timely and achievable' plan.

The show has attracted in excess of 1,100 exhibitors from more than 60 countries and regions worldwide.

EXCLUSIVE: The Department for Business admitted making the move after a probe by IBTimes UK.

Pro-European group launches campaign to keep Britain in the EU.

As sanctions are lifted after the nuclear deal, businesswomen look to the future

Business secretary claims the Tories are now the party of working people after Corbyn's victory.

British operations benefit from access to single market says London Business School professor.

Cute cargo worth £5,000 carted off by villagers, and motorists stopped on the road.

Indian rupee also reaches lowest point in past two years. Analysts predict rate cut.

Hackers Impact Team promises not to release intimate pictures, but emails of executives may be next.

A slowdown in Chinese manufacturing in putting the pinch on global markets

Seven month low on 11 day losing streak sees market heading toward correction.

Mining company lost value again after a year that saw one-fourth of its value evaporate.

Currency sees biggest two-day drop since 1994 hitting international markets and mining firms.

Glencore, BHP Billiton, Anglo American all edge into market's biggest fallers.

Financiers sold bonds without a licence in scheme that reportedly lost hundreds of investors more than £50,000 each.

Many business groups question the wisdom of the government's plan to peg minimum wage at £7.20 an hour for over 25s.

'Founding father of gay marriage' says that London falls way behind the US when it comes to corporate gay acceptance.

If companies want to be successful, they must understand the role played by faith.

FedEx agrees to buy Dutch package delivery company TNT Express for €4.4bn

Pirelli has had no contacts over a possible counterbid that would trump a buyout offer by ChemChina.

Research by KPMG claims the connected and autonomous vehicle industries will create over 300,000 UK jobs.

Hong Kong pledges HK$290m (£23.85m, $37m) to help businesses hit by pro-democracy protests.

The International Cannabis Business Conference offers opportunity to consider future of marijuana in US.