Research among 500 Australian smokers has shown that smokers find cigarettes in plain packs less appealing

A major tobacco firm told the Government it was too early to assess whether selling cigarettes in plain packets would deter smokers – six months before ministers deployed the same argument.

The online advert shows a battered white woman on crutches being urged to identify a suspect from a line-up of black men and a goat

More than 500 businessmen, including former Marks & Spencer chief executive Sir Stuart Rose and the heads of Next, B&Q and Harvey Nichols, have launched a campaign to negotiate a better deal for Britain in the EU.

Friends of Bauman - who has only partial medical insurance - set up online fund which has already reached over $330,000

The world’s largest brewer has been accused of watering down beers, including Budweiser and Michelob, in lawsuits that seek millions of dollars in damages.

The energy supplier replaced Coca-Cola in 2010

A new service delivers the best undiscovered beauty products, says Harriet Walker 

He is taking the baked beans and ketchup giant back into private hands in the food business's biggest buyout

The consumer goods giant Procter & Gamble (P&G) cheered Wall Street yesterday with evidence that its attempts to reignite growth by cutting costs and refocusing efforts on developed markets were paying off.

Two who were trapped in the wreckage,  including the driver, had to be rescued by firefighters

Laurie Penny gains an insight into the corporate mindset as she mingles with the crowd at the beach volleyball