The Times Britain risks failing anti-corruption test: The government faces embarrassment over its anti-corruption record after campaign groups walked out of a U.K.-led scheme to promote transparency in poorer countries.
The Times Capita shares slide again as bad news keeps on coming: Attempts to revive one of Britain’s biggest outsourcing companies were dealt a series of setbacks, hitting plans to
The Times Ericsson set to shed U.K. staff as it ramps up budget cuts: Ericsson is understood to be seeking sweeping job cuts outside its native Sweden that may affect
The Times Libor reform ‘will make rigging of markets more profitable’: Measures to reform Libor could make it even more profitable for traders to rig borrowing rates, academics have warned.
The Times B&Bs try to make online travel giants do it by book: The U.K. Bed & Breakfast Association is taking on the might of the big American online travel
The Times Smith & Nephew puts itself on solid footing: A recovery in emerging markets at Smith & Nephew has helped to alleviate the pain of adverse foreign exchange headwinds
The Times Engineering giant ‘target of takeover by U.S. rival’: CH2M, an engineering consultant at the heart of a host of Britain’s key infrastructure projects, is understood to be in
The Times Weak pound helps bring record tally of tourists: The weak pound and record numbers of Chinese tourists helped drive strong growth in overseas visits to Britain in the
The Times State banker has £766k pay packet: A government-employed banker in charge of winding down the assets of nationalised banks was paid £766,000 last year, it has been revealed,
The Times Russian rebels win concession as Hambro gives up chair at miner: Peter Hambro is to step down as Executive Chairman of the Russian goldminer he co-founded in 1994
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