Apple ‘required’ to pay Ireland £11bn after illegal state aid case
The European Court of Justice has ordered Apple to pay $13bn (£11bn) in back taxes to Ireland following the conclusion...
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Ministers to meet SMEs over radical workers’ rights reforms
Representatives of Britain's army of small businesses will hold talks with ministers this week amid a mounting backlash against radical...
US to sanction Iran over alleged missile shipments
Tehran has denied supplying Moscow with short-range ballistic missilesThe US will impose fresh sanctions on Iran in response to Tehran's...
Wall Street struggles Thursday, only Nasdaq gains
NEW YORK, New York - U.S. stocks struggled Thursday with only the Nasdaq Composite of the major indices managing a...
State pension to rise by more than £400 a year in April – double some winter fuel payments
The state pension is due to rise by 4% in April, giving an extra £460 a year to recipients.The payment...
ASLEF union denies new government seen as ‘soft touch’ as fresh LNER strikes announced
ASLEF's lead negotiator has denied the union sees the new government as a "soft touch" after announcing fresh strikes two...
Dow Jones sheds 410 points as stocks continue to slump
NEW YORK, New York - U.S. stocks fell sharply Friday following the release of a weak employment report for August."It's...
US job openings fall as demand for workers weakens
WASHINGTON, D.C.: U.S. job openings fell in July, signaling a potential cooling in the labor market, according to the Labor...
Six Nations backer CVC eyes stake in Grant Thornton UK arm
The private equity backer of Six Nations Rugby is plotting to buy a stake in one of Britain's biggest audit...
Tesco recalls ‘melt in the middle’ meat-free burgers over ‘burn risk’
Tesco has recalled its "melt in the middle" meat-free burgers due to a "burn risk".The product recall relates to the...