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UK oil firms do not see Brent crude recovering to a sustained level of $75-80 per barrel until 2020.

EY Job Creation Survey reveals 63% of entrepreneurs expect to add to their workforce this year.

US investment bank says Brexit would be a "terrible deal" for UK economy.

This redundancy move will help achieve annual savings of €450m by 2019.

The move is line with Ofgem's commitment to the HM Treasury.

These jobs will be outsourced to Poland, China and India.

However, hospitality industry manages to buck trend as it witnesses an rise in job listings.

The takeaway firm, owned by Yum! Brands, will open 200 new stores over the next 4 years.

The announcement coincided with the start of Prince Harry's 2016 Invictus Games in Florida, US.

Excalibur is led by Stuart Wilkie, the boss of Tata's strip steel operations in UK.

Survey shows that a quarter of British workers are unhappy with their current jobs.

Freelance workers account for 6% of total UK workforce and economists expect growth to continue strongly.

British retailer boasts of clients such as Christine Lagarde, Winston Churchill and Elizabeth Taylor.

John Lewis and Marks & Spencer too have setup technology hubs to improve their online business.

The move was appreciated by both the trade unions and the Institute of Directors.

EU nationals residing in the UK now stands at 3.3m – an increase of almost 700,000 in five years.

Cuts to save costs are more severe than Chancellor George Osborne's requirements.

Starting salaries for permanent staff increase but pace of hiring falls to slowest level since September 2015.

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

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

Survey shows job vacancies decline in February as UK businesses remain wary.

Oil fields owned by Centrica and Ithaca Energy and a few fields controlled by BP and Perenco will be affected.

Tata board to meet in Mumbai to decide fate of loss-making units.

BP, Shell, Chevron, Talisman Sinopec and Petrofac are among the companies that have announced job cuts.

Rolls-Royce CEO Warren East will make the commitment to MPs on 22 March.

Deutsche Bank and HSBC have signed deals for big new offices in Birmingham.

The move follows the Walmart subsidiary posting six consecutive quarters of sales decline.

Number of people in work rises 116,000 to a record 31.4 million.

Online retail giant will open a fulfilment centre next to Manchester Airport, which will employ 1,000 staff.

Demand for staff grew at fastest pace in six months according to REC.