Falko Rudolph, the boss of main Volkswagen factory in Kassel, Germany, was suspended after being investigated as part of the Volkswagen emissions scandal

Wal-Mart customers, popping in to get their toilet roll and dog food, will not have noticed when the US chain announced that its yearly earnings would be 12 per cent less than expected on Wednesday.

WH Smith was at the forefront of criticism as it was revealed the real reason retailers in airports ask for boarding passes was so they could keep the VAT on prices for customers travelling outside the EU

Sushil Wadhwani, the hedge-fund manager and one of the earliest external members of Bank of England’s monetary policy committee, had an interesting question for the audience at a conference hosted by Unigestion, the Swiss-based investment group, earlier this month. 

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Company says that fluctuations in the exchange rate have forced them to push prices up

Tory peer t he Earl of Clanwilliam requested help fighting a potential UN-enforced moratorium on Somalia striking oil deals

There were 31.12 million people in work in three months to August, the Office for National Statistics reported

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The retail giant charges more in hospitals for popular items such as flowers than it does on the high street

A US jury found that Apple used patented processor technology in several of its chips without permission

Alaska has suffered from the falling price of oil as it gets 90 per cent of its expenditure from levies on the production of oil and gas

China's economy grew 7 percent in the second quarter, according to the National Bureau of Statistics, and the government expects full-year growth to be about the same, making it the weakest annual growth in 25 years

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Global wealth reached $250 trillion in 2015

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The former head of JP Morgan’s US investment bank is expected to be appointed new boss of the British high-street lender

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