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An annual survey has revealed that most Scots think an independent Scotland should retain the use of the pound.
New research reveals the scale and economic impact of unfilled vacancies on the UK economy – representing a staggering annual cost of over £18bn.
Ladbrokes has suffered a dip in profit of nearly 50% in the first half of the year. The bookmaker, which despite the sharp fall reported strong business throughout the World Cup in Brazil, also said it was in a good position for growth.
The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) is looking for a buyer for Coutts International. It is the foreign operation of the Swiss-based private bank which services HM Queen Elizabeth’s II personal account.
The ban on food imports imposed by Russia could see pork farmers in the UK facing pressure to lower prices, experts have warned.
Carillion is urging its sometime large project partner Balfour Beatty to re-join merger talks between the two firms, after they collapsed amid a US business Balfour wants to sell.
Baker & McKenzie has regained the title of the world’s largest law firm, seeing its revenue rise by 5% in the 2013/14 tax year.
Gambling company 888 Holdings has posted excellent Q2 results, with revenue growth being seen across each one of its gaming platforms.
The troubled flag-carrier of Malaysia is going to undergo a ‘wholesale change’, according to the country’s prime minister. The details of a restructuring plan are set to be announced this month.
The United States has announced plans to target firms based in the country from setting up tax centres outside of the country.
Plans revealed by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is set to make inheritance tax planning a bigger challenge for everyone except the super-rich.
UK interest rates have been held again by the Bank of England. They remain at a record low of 0.5%.
DuPont today announced the election of Ulf M. "Mark" Schneider, President and CEO of Fresenius SE & Co. KGaA to its board of directors, effective 22 October.
Malcolm Marshall, UK and global lead in KPMG's cyber security practice says amid political disputes businesses need to be ready to defend themselves, as the cyberspace in which they operate increasingly becomes the new battleground.
Balfour Beatty, the international infrastructure group, has announced the award of a £129m scheme to upgrade a 13.4 mile stretch of the M3 through Hampshire and Surrey to a “smart motorway”.
Active Venture Partners has announced the appointment of two new team members with strong entrepreneurial and venture capital experience.
Tesco plc has announced that Dave Lewis will join the board of Tesco on 1 October 2014 as chief executive officer in succession to Philip Clarke.
New report shows five deals in total were announced on the UKCS in Q2 2014, down from the 10 transactions reported in Q.
Short-term thinking is distorting the debate on our energy future, risking investment and opportunity, according to Confederation of British Industry (CBI) deputy director-general Katja Hall.
New data released by the Chinese National Bureau of Statistics shows that the world's second-largest economy picked up momentum in Q2 2014.
Whitbread PLC, the multinational hotel, coffee shop and restaurant company headquartered in Dunstable, has announced the appointment of Richard Baker as chairman with effect from 1 September 2014.
The world's largest accountancy body, ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) has warned that urgent up-skilling in financial management across Whitehall was needed if the civil service was going to make long-term savings and improved service delivery.
Hogan Lovells has recruited real estate finance partners Andrew Flemming and Jo Solomon to join the London finance practice.
Abingworth, the international investment group dedicated to life sciences and healthcare, has announced the promotions of Ken Haas and Vin Miles to partners.
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott have visited the Rio Tinto’s Pilbara operations.
A new study reveals millions of over 40s are expecting to carry on working until they physically can't continue due to worries about being able to afford their “ideal retirement”.
Wealth-X, the ultra high net worth intelligence and prospecting firm, has compiled a list of the top 10 Singapore-based billionaires.
Rolls-Royce has signed a long-term service agreement with RGK+Z&A for spare parts supply, supervision and maintenance for the Hlagwa Power Plant (Phase II) project in Yangon, Myanmar.
The Rockefeller Foundation, now in its second century of advancing the well-being of humanity, has announced the appointment of Ravi Venkatesan to its Board of Trustees.
The TaxPayers' Alliance, the independent grassroots campaign for lower taxes, has launched a 29-stop, nine-day War on Waste Roadshow in Westminster
New figures from TheCityUK, the private-sector association and industry lobby group promoting the UK financial and professional services industry, reveal that the UK's trade surplus in financial services is the biggest in the world, more than two and a half times bigger than the next largest surplus recorded by the US and three times higher than Luxembourg in third and Switzerland fourth.
The unemployment rate across the Eurozone remained unchanged in May from April's figure of 11.6%, according to data released by Eurostat.
The UK's financial services firms saw another rise in business volumes in the three months to June, and optimism continued to pick up across the sector, according to the latest CBI/PwC survey.
Today's Chief Compliance Officers (CCOs) are in a position similar to that of Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) 15 years ago, and they face a comparable opportunity and challenge, according to a new PwC US survey.
