Tax Fugitives Brought To Justice By HMRC

Five of the UK's top tax fugitives have been brought back to the UK to face justice following a global HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) initiative, the organisation has said. HMRC said it is "excellent news for all honest taxpayers" and released images...

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Alibaba Shoppers Can Net New Home Discounts

China's extraordinary e-commerce boom has hit new heights, with Alibaba shoppers now able to claim massive discounts on new homes to help boost sales. The cross-promotion between housing developer China Vanke - the country's biggest - and Alibaba's Taobao...

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Burger King Faces US Tax Backlash On Takeover

Burger King's decision to move its tax base from the US to Canada has resulted in boycott threats from angry US customers. Its $11bn takeover of the popular Tim Hortons coffee-and-doughnut chain, which is being part-funded by billionaire investor Warren...

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Schools Divert Cash To Cover £1bn Funding Gap

A £1bn shortfall in funding for places is forcing many schools to borrow money as well as cut back on repairs and building projects, according to a new poll. More than three quarters of authorities in England claim they have not received enough cash...

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Housing Market Pays Dividends At Foxtons

Foxtons is to pay out £12.8m in dividends to its shareholders after reporting a strong first half. The London-focused estate agents saw its pre-tax profit up by 57% to £23.1m in the six months to June 30. The special dividend payment is more than half...

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RBS Fined £14.5m For Mortgage Advice Failures

The City regulator has imposed a £14.5m fine on Royal Bank of Scotland and NatWest for "serious failings" in mortgage advice. News of the penalty - first revealed by Sky News on Tuesday evening - was released by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)...

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IMF Chief Lagarde 'To Fight' Corruption Claim

Christine Lagarde has pledged to remain in post at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) as she is placed under formal investigation in her native France. The case purports to her alleged role in a long-running political feud dating back to the IMF...

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Ryanair Launches 'Business Class' Benefits

Ryanair's efforts to improve relations with customers through a more friendly approach has now been extended to the business traveller. The no-frills carrier, which had previously dismissed the idea of alternative rates for business customers as part...

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Supermarket Shoppers Enjoy Fruits Of Price War

Grocery price inflation has fallen to its lowest level since 2006, signalling more pressure on profits at the biggest supermarket chains. In the three months to August 17, grocery price inflation eased for the eleventh consecutive period to stand at...

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Scottish Business Leaders Reject Independence

The Open Letter And Who Signed Updated: 7:25am UK, Wednesday 27 August 2014 The full text of the open letter from business leaders sent to the Scotsman newspaper: The outcome of the referendum on 18 September will affect our generation and the generations...

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