Exclusive: Environmental lawyers at campaign group ClientEarth set deadline amid concern over repeated delays to publication of Government’s key plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
A vice president at Google said that the annual analysis of pay data is 'extremely scientific and robust'
Ride-hailing company has ten days to shut down its services - company says it is 'shocked' and will appeal
Many retailers claim they only receive part of an order which allows them to reduce payment due to their suppliers, according to the Groceries Code Adjudicator
The troubled electronics giant filed delayed financial results without auditor approval
BMW's Mini brand is due to decide this year whether to build its first electric model at its plant in Oxford
In the UK, pressure groups and campaigners have in recent month fiercely criticised the Government for not doing enough to combat the gender pay gap
The figures confirm that a long period of food price deflation, helped by a supermarket price war, is over thanks to the slump in the pound since last Summer’s Brexit vote
The group said that the record results had been achieved partially thanks to opening 54 new stores during the year
Labour would also scrap quarterly reporting for small firms and move to help them secure finance
The idea draws on a petition that has been signed by nearly 3,500 people
ex-chief exec John Stumpf stepped down as CEO in October and had already agreed to forfeit $41m in equity awards built up over his career at the San Francisco-based lender
The Ontario-based holding company for both brands, Restaurant Brands International, currently has over 23,000 restaurants in more than 100 countries
The new polymer banknotes, first issued in September last year featuring Sir Winston Churchill, were described as “considerably more durable”
With speculation rife that Deutsche Bank may be on the brink of collapse under the weight of a massive fine from the US Department of Justice, the safety and security of financial institutions is once again under the spotlight.
The group last year opened 19 new hotels, including in London, Glasgow and Milton Keynes. It plans to open 15 hotels in 2017
President Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, his Chinese counterpart, decided that they needed rushed trade negotiations to produce results within 100 days
Yielders, a property fintech startup whose practices fully comply with Sharia law, is now sanctioned to operate in Britain in a move forward for Islamic finance in the City
Charles Horton was paid the sum despite Govia Thameslink lost close to £15m
Bureau of Labour said it found ‘compelling evidence’ of pay gap
Household expenditure increased by 1 per cent in March on the same month last year – a fall from 1.3 per cent in February
Last year, Easter took place a few days in advance of payday for many shoppers and the weather was largely poor