As they arrive for the Tests against England, West Indies are average on the field and a shambles off it. Stephen Brenkley reports

Shareholders in Petrofac have been urged to vote down its accounts after it emerged that the energy services company is paying $1.4m (£900,000) to hire a corporate jet from an offshore trust linked to the chief executive, Ayman Asfari.

The struggling hedge fund giant Man Group became the latest blue chip to face an investor revolt over pay yesterday, as the latest evidence of the firm's stumbling performance sent shares tumbling again.

The struggling hedge fund giant Man Group became the latest blue chip to face an investor revolt over pay yesterday, as fresh evidence of the firm's stumbling performance sent its shares tumbling again.

One of Britain's top insurers risks being dragged into the row over fat-cat pay today after it emerged that its former chief executive is to receive a "golden goodbye" worth £4m.

Mike Yardley quits Royal London but will still get paid over three years as 'incentive' schemes vest

Unlike households, there are no state-backed safety nets to protect firms when they fall

Struggling state shocked to discover it produces dozens of bizarre research papers that no one reads

Cairn Energy has confirmed that it will not be paying a controversial £2.5m bonus to its former chief executive, Sir Bill Gammell, nor make a £1m gift to charities he supports, after a huge shareholder revolt.

The BBC has spent almost £277 million on redundancy payments to nearly 6,000 staff in the past seven years.

More than 200 times the number of couples divorce today than a century ago, despite there being fewer couples marrying, statistics reveal.

Trinity Mirror has bowed to shareholder pressure by halving any future cash bonus for its chief executive Sly Bailey, but it risked investors' wrath because it will not reduce the overall size of her controversial pay package.

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