Bank launches audit as outcry grows over links to Malaysian logging companies

Thousands more London bankers are set to be caught by the EU's controversial bonus cap, it emerged yesterday.

‘Global Graduates’ is the new buzz phrase amongst graduate employers and higher education institutions. It is essential, says Mark Pettitt, that the UK seeks to encourage the production of ‘global graduates’ for the future of the UK economy

Management consultants regard themselves as a canary down a mine shaft for the economy because when companies want to start spending, they’ll call in the experts first.

Big Four ‘outgun’ HMRC in tax avoidance battle

The Bumi saga took another twist today as the coal miner set up by financier Nat Rothschild broadened an internal review into its key Berau subsidiary – forcing the suspension of its shares.

Ian Brindle is retiring as chairman of Sherborne Investors. The 69-year-old City veteran will stand down from the activist shareholder next month after an eventful partnership with Sherborne's founder, Ed Bramson, whom he has joined on a number of UK companies as chairman following successful boardroom coups, such as Elementis, Spirent and 4imprint.

The stellar growth in digital advertising shows no signs of slowing down, with annual revenues jumping 12.5 per cent to a record £5.4bn last year as mobile devices turbocharged demand.

Regional Rugby Wales has accused the Welsh Rugby Union chief executive of “overseeing the decline of Welsh rugby outside the international tier” as relations between the two bodies threaten to break down.

The number of British companies entering administration is at its lowest level since 2005 despite continued turmoil on the high street.

We are supposed to be entering a golden age for women in the workplace, an era where enlightened employers would finally appreciate the true qualities of the fairer sex, and where "mumtrepreneurs" would set up successful businesses like never before.

Businesses across Europe will take advantage of buoyant market conditions and list their shares over the next few months, it was claimed.

Store closures in 2012 were 10 times the number on the year before

The impact of the recent collapses on the high street is laid bare today in figures that show a rapid acceleration in the number of stores closed by major chains.