COMPANIES

Airline's third quarter pre-tax profit doubles but severe weather and lower costs will dent annual results.

Lender says reducing the bonus will ensure its switching package will remain competitive in the current environment.

Third quarter revenue declines as costs related to re-contracting and re-pricing tariffs hit telecoms company.

EU's Margrethe Vestager says collection is difficult because of the vast sums involved.

Nottingham discovery is second instance of alleged tampering with Co-op chocolates in six weeks.

Diageo re-enters the Irish whiskey market after more than two years with its new brand Roe & Co.

Goldman Sachs, Amazon and Facebook are among Wall Street big hitters criticising the president's executive order.

The High-Skilled Integrity and Fairness Act intends to make it harder for US companies to hire foreigners.

The oil major sells down its interest in the North Sea as it streamlines its business after BG purchase.

CEO Jeff Lawson explains why Twilio went public and why research and development are key.

Cross-party parliamentary report calls for maximum stake at fixed odds betting terminals to be slashed from £100 to £2.

Sales at grocery retailer climb by almost 15% in 12 months to the end of November, as expansion plans continue.

Bank allowed clients to engage in 'mirror trades' that improperly shifted around $10bn out of Russia.

Wearable company's CEO James Park discusses shift to "focused and efficient operating model".

BT's accounting scandal is a sobering development for the telecoms giant.

German carmaker overtakes Toyota to become the world's best-selling carmaker despite its costly emissions scandal.

Danish firm Novo Nordisk will invest £115m over the next decade to develop a research centre in Oxford.

The Government has now recouped £18bn of its £20bn bailout, after cutting stake in lender to 4.99%.

Mobile phone group is in talks with Indian conglomerate Aditya Birla Group to create telecoms giant.

Howard Schultz's condemnation of Donald Trump's executive order is one of the strongest to emerge from corporate America.

Tata Steel plans to invest £1bn in its UK business but could replace pension scheme with a defined contribution scheme.

The former BHS owner and Arcadia magnate could close deal with The Pensions Regulator next week.

Georgy Urumov and Vladimir Gersamia attempted to defraud Russian-owned Otkritie Securities.

United became the first club to generate over £500m in revenue last season, and that's the tip of the iceberg.

Tata Steel is aiming to spin off its pension scheme as part of a proposed merger with Thyssenkrupp.

Ford's European boss says he wants the same deal the government offered Nissan.

Telecoms giant confirms Corrado Sciolla will leave amid the accounting scandal that led to a profit warning.

The deal comes as the supermarket industry endures its third year of falling prices.

Internet giant's profit rose 8% to $5.3bn in fourth quarter.