Sunday trading change triggers Tory unrest
Ministers are hoping the reforms, added to the Enterprise Bill, can be pushed through this week
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Ministers are hoping the reforms, added to the Enterprise Bill, can be pushed through this week
The LSE has agreed a takeover plan with Deutsche Börse despite rival interest from US operator Intercontinental Exchange
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The pay package for BP chief executive Bob Dudley jumped by $3.2m (£2.1m) last year, despite profits plunging at the oil giant and thousands more staff facing the axe.
Packaging factory in Lancashire is first casualty as 5p bag tax proves a huge success for retailers
Mr Marino enriched himself even as the funds plunged in value, according to a High Court writ
Exclusive: Massive sum in deferred tax relief means new deal could result in nothing extra being paid out to Treasury
In total British workers spend £91 billion annually or £3,405 each on work related costs.
The restructuring has been heralded as a major step towards forcing companies to pay UK tax on British revenues, but large parts of the money that Facebook makes will be left out of the new deal
BP suffered an annual loss of $5.2bn last year compared to the $8.1bn profit the oil major made in 2014, forcing the firm to slash thousands of jobs
Facebook agrees to pay millions more in UK corporation tax following; Tech giants unite behind Apple in FBI battle; Bob Diamond eyes Barclays Africa assets
In a rare show of unity from Silicon Valley, Google, Facebook and Microsoft, plus more than two dozen other internet and tech firms, have filed legal papers asking a judge to support Apple's position
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Exclusive: Source says 'the usual suspects' - such as the CBI, Federation of Small Businesses, and British Chambers of Commerce - will be invited to speak
Anointing chief executives as chairmen is frowned upon by shareholders who prefer to see independent chairs represent their interests
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Saudi's shock loan request signals that the kingdom looking at other ways to finance its economy
Co-op has said the move will save customers over £125 a year on food