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Leading US bosses’ group drops principle of shareholder-first
Business Roundtable urges companies to consider environment and workers
Read more » | Desktop version »Pay for FTSE 100 bosses at five-year low after anger over pensions
About one third of the companies have cut pension pay for new executive hires
Read more » | Desktop version »Call for cut in stock market trading hours to aid working parents
Proposal by City lobby groups could make the industry more accessible to women
Read more » | Desktop version »Global dividends hit new high but growth slows to just 1.1%
Financial companies achieve fastest rise but technology sector payouts fall
Read more » | Desktop version »UK restaurant diners snub pasta for hummus and jerk chicken
Sector declines for sixth successive quarter but chains fare better than independents
Read more » | Desktop version »'I don't see a recession': Trump and advisers reject talk of economic disaster
Peter Navarro and Larry Kudlow dispute market indicators and insist tariffs are hurting China not US
Read more » | Desktop version »Small energy companies risk going bust in financial shock
Suppliers must pass renewable subsidies to Ofgem in August
Read more » | Desktop version »Oh so pretty … political upheaval credited for Dr Martens sales boost
Shoemaker enjoys revival as old classic wins fans among rebellious younger generation
Read more » | Desktop version »Oyak: Turkish buyer of British Steel with direct ties to the military
Pension fund accused over labour rights and involvement in corruption scandal
Read more » | Desktop version »British Steel: provisional deal with Turkish bidder could save 4,000 jobs
Full transfer of ownership to pension fund Oyak expected to take place before end of year
Read more » | Desktop version »London Stock Exchange hit by worst outage since 2011
Software glitch prevented investors trading for more than an hour and a half
Read more » | Desktop version »Cathay Pacific boss quits after Hong Kong protests hit share price
Rupert Hogg resigns as China pressures airline to stand down staff who support rallies
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