Why companies will address the lack of gender diversity within the next 20 years
Richard Nesbitt, CEO of the Global Risk Institute in Financial Services, speaks to IBTimes UK about the need to address gender diversity.
Rolls-Royce engine trouble forces Air New Zealand to ground flights
All Nippon Airways and Virgin Atlantic have also experienced issues with Trent 1000 engines mounted on Boeing 787s.
Peru: Andean villagers struggle with modern life in shiny new town built for them by mining company
The town of Nueva Fuerabamba in Peru's southern Andes was built to house around 1,600 people who gave up their rural village to make room for a massive, open-pit copper mine
Ladbrokes Coral shares soar on GVC takeover approach
Shares in Ladbrokes were up by more than a quarter after it announced that it was holding "detailed discussions" regarding a takeover offer from rival GVC.
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Revealed: The top 10 most unusual UK insurance claims of 2017
Every year insurance providers receive calls from customers making claims, some stressful, some urgent, some distressing, and some rather unusual.
These are the best companies to work for in the UK
Data released by job site Glassdoor shows Google topped the list ahead of Anglian Water and Bromford Group.
World's largest Starbucks store to open in China
The 30,000 square-feet Starbucks Reserve Roastery will open its doors in China's biggest city, Shanghai, on 6 December.
Provident Financial's Moneybarn business faces probe over treatment of customers
UK regulator is probing how Moneybarn assesses loan applications and its treatment of customers in financial difficulties.
Cineworld to create world's second biggest cinema company following Regal acquisition
Merged company will have combined might of more than 9,500 screens spread across US and Europe.
Why 'digital magic' doesn't always come with a big tech reveal
In their quest for a killer moment, business leaders often overlook simple opportunities to leverage digital technologies.
Revealed: Seven ways your business can spend smart this Christmas
Here are some useful tips to ensure your business remains cash flow fit into 2018.
Bleak Christmas for Toys R US with closure of 26 UK stores and 800 jobs at risk
Retailer will launch a company voluntary agreement on 21 December to renegotiate debts with its creditors.
How AI, skills gaps and the gig economy are shaping the world of work
It's worth mapping key trends that are challenging traditional methods of recruitment.
Co-op to sell food after 'best before' date in crackdown against food waste
Food Standards Agency reveals Britain throws away 7.3 million tonnes of food almost every year.
Barclays bank ends Kaspersky anti-virus product offer to online customers as a 'precaution'
Move follows warning by cybersecurity chiefs to government departments about Russian software.
Thomas Cook to shut 50 stores and put 400 jobs in jeopardy amid shift towards online sales
Travel operator says the 400 affected employees will be redeployed across its UK network once closures begin in March 2018.
RBS to cut 680 jobs amid plans to shut 259 branches
Unite union describes the cuts as "savage" and questions why government signed off the lender's closure plans.
Co-op and Iceland to launch deposit return scheme on plastic bottles
Supermarkets say scheme will increase production costs but will have longer-term benefits for environment.
Kellogg's cereals' sugar content to be slashed in anti-obesity drive
Kellogg's will cut the level of sugar in its three most popular children's breakfast cereals in the UK by up to 40%.
UberEats chief Jambu Palaniappan latest to quit troubled firm
Jambu Palaniappan has left his post as UberEats' regional manager for European markets to join a venture capital firm, reports say.
Lloyds Bank to close 49 branches and axe 100 jobs
Lloyds Banking Group and Yorkshire Building Society to close a combined 62 branches, axing around 300 jobs.
LSE boss asked to leave immediately amid boardroom row
A major LSE shareholder had asked for Rolet to be reinstated and for the company's chairman to be replaced.
Loss of productivity due to IT issues costing UK businesses £62.4bn a year
Alarming report finds firms also losing an average of more than seven days a year on account of IT woes.
British Airways scoops up Monarch's runway slots at Gatwick
British Airways' parent company IAG understood to have paid around £50m for slots at London's second airport.
British banks well placed to withstand 'disorderly Brexit'
Bank of England says high street lenders could cope with combination of hard Brexit and global recession.
Britons spend £50 a month on unwanted subscriptions that are too hard to cancel
Research from Citizens Advice finds women between 50 and 64 are the most likely to be affected by the issue.
Business Secretary Greg Clark hails MSD investment as 'huge vote of confidence' in UK
MSD's investment would create around 950 jobs in high-skilled and high-value research roles, Clark said.
UK businesses leak water equivalent to a shocking '257 Olympic pools' every year
New audit by utility company points to 'hidden environmental menace' of water leakage.
Revealed: UK's best business cities for 'co-working' spaces
Research points to low ranking for London, despite the highest raw number of co-working office spaces.
Just Eat set for promotion to FTSE 100, as Merlin Entertainment drops out
Just Eat, Halma and DS Smith set to be promoted to London's blue chip index when changes become effective on 15 December.
Facebook accused of not doing enough to tackle sale of fake goods online
Sales of fake goods on Facebook has generated milions of pounds in revenue but social media giant has failed to take action.
Why was Mike Ashley's brother paid £11m? Sports Direct shareholders to vote on controversial award
Sports Direct founder says he will abstain from the vote but insists his brother should 'get paid' by the company
Ryanair crew to face disciplinary action if they don't sell enough scratchcards
Agency staff working for the airline told they could be summoned to fill rostering gaps at short notice if they don't meet targets.
Boss of sub-prime lender Provident Financial dies suddenly
Manjit Wolstenholme had only been appointed executive chairman in August after troubled lender issued its second profit warning.
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