COMPANIES

Sales at UK's largest coffee chain rose 0.6% year-on-year in the six months to 31 August, down from the 2.3% growth recorded a year earlier.

Gambling and betting firms spent a combined £150m in securing TV ads in 2016 alone and are a major contributor to the Premier League.

To date £27bn has been refunded to people who were mis-sold PPI insurance.

Reports suggest busy stations will also be closed amid Network Rail's scheduled work.

Holden began producing cars in 1948 but will stop operations in Australia, as Ford and Toyota have done over the last 12 months.

Lloyd Blankfein tweeted that Germany's financial hub may be gaining more of his attention.

FCA to investigate whether UK lenders were involved in the scandal involving South Africa President Jacob Zuma and the Gupta family.

Being under-prepared for an interview, not asking any questions and making no eye contact are massive negatives.

The shareholders claim the bank failed to tell them HBOS was effectively bust before the transaction was completed.

Wizz Air becomes the latest airline to take measures to ensure it will be able to operate after Brexit.

FTSE 100-listed retailer will cut 600 back office jobs and 1,400 in-store clerks as it looks to save £500m.

Price controls unveiled by the Primer Minister could put some energy suppliers under severe strain, says ratings agency.

British grocers are mounting a spirited defence of their market share, according to Moody's.

US blue chip index crosses historic mark for the first time driven by health insurance and consumer goods shares.

New research finds $2.6trn in offshore profits, $752bn in unpaid US federal taxes.

Former Jefferies analysts tells London employment tribunal the firm repeatedly bowed to clients' pressure.

As a champion of free trade, Britain would benefit substantially upon exiting the EU, and the WTO framework - if needed - is nothing to be scared of.

Business Secretary Greg Clark hails deal as a positive step in the ongoing trade dispute with the US.

Colony Capital, which manages $50bn in assets, set to buy the production outfit brought into disrepute by allegations of sexual misconduct against its co-founder.

Automaker's car division, and trucks and heavy vehicles unit would become legally independent entities under one corporate umbrella.

The spy museum would be privately funded with a visit likely to cost nearly $40 per head.

Discount retailer to open its 'largest-ever' distribution centre resulting in the creation of several hundred jobs.

Taxi-hailing company will be allowed to continue to operate in London until the appeal process is resolved.

German automaker concerned some passenger airbags fitted in its X3 model may not inflate in the event of a crash.

Germany's flagship carrier will acquire two Air Berlin's subsidiaries and 20 aircraft after its rival went bankrupt.

Fitch Ratings believes long-term impact on airports could be modestly positive if they are able to fill vacated landing slots with more lucrative long-haul flights

Case against Nasser Al-Khelaifi regards bribes offered to former Fifa secretary general Jerome Valcke over World Cup rights.

Air Berlin filed for insolvency in August, after racking up losses of over £710m last year despite a major overhaul.

UK competition regulator gives preliminary clearance for Just Eat's multimillion pound takeover of rival food delivery service.