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Apple's Tim Cook defends tax claim
Apple boss Tim Cook defends its tax strategy at a Senate hearing, after the tech giant is accused of being among America's largest tax avoiders.
Apple boss Tim Cook defends its tax strategy at a Senate hearing, after the tech giant is accused of being among America's largest tax avoiders.
HMRC to miss tax credit fraud target
The UK tax authority's failure to hit a target of reducing tax credit fraud and error has "cost the taxpayer dear", a committee of MPs says.
The UK tax authority's failure to hit a target of reducing tax credit fraud and error has "cost the taxpayer dear", a committee of MPs says.
Microsoft unveils Xbox One console
Microsoft unveils the third generation of its video games console in an event at its headquarters at Redmond, Washington.
Microsoft unveils the third generation of its video games console in an event at its headquarters at Redmond, Washington.
Cameron to warn EU summit over tax
David Cameron is to urge EU leaders to back action against the tax evasion and "aggressive" tax avoidance he says is costing all nations.
David Cameron is to urge EU leaders to back action against the tax evasion and "aggressive" tax avoidance he says is costing all nations.
Record closing high for US shares
Shares on Wall Street picked up on Tuesday to a new all-time high as investors bet that the US central bank would continue supporting the economy.
Shares on Wall Street picked up on Tuesday to a new all-time high as investors bet that the US central bank would continue supporting the economy.
JP Morgan boss wins shareholder vote
JP Morgan chairman and chief executive Jamie Dimon will keep both jobs after shareholders voted in his favour.
JP Morgan chairman and chief executive Jamie Dimon will keep both jobs after shareholders voted in his favour.
Marks and Spencer sees profits fall
Marks and Spencer reports a big fall in annual profits, as troubles in its clothing division continue.
Marks and Spencer reports a big fall in annual profits, as troubles in its clothing division continue.
Pound falls after dip in inflation
The pound falls after lower fuel prices lead to a lower-than-expected inflation rate of 2.4% for April.
The pound falls after lower fuel prices lead to a lower-than-expected inflation rate of 2.4% for April.
Former Saab cars chiefs arrested
Three former top executives from car maker Saab Automobile have been arrested in Sweden on suspicion of accounting fraud charges.
Three former top executives from car maker Saab Automobile have been arrested in Sweden on suspicion of accounting fraud charges.
Scotland 'can afford independence'
Scotland can "more than afford" to be a successful independent country, its first minister says as he launches a paper outlining the nation's economic strength.
Scotland can "more than afford" to be a successful independent country, its first minister says as he launches a paper outlining the nation's economic strength.
Cement firms warned over competition
Lack of competition in the UK cement market is costing consumers millions of pounds, the Competition Commission says.
Lack of competition in the UK cement market is costing consumers millions of pounds, the Competition Commission says.
Sharp jump in Royal Mail profits
Royal Mail's annual profits more than double, helped by strong growth in parcel deliveries as more people shop online.
Royal Mail's annual profits more than double, helped by strong growth in parcel deliveries as more people shop online.
Man Utd earns £60m in TV money
Manchester United earned a record £60.8m in Premier League television revenue this season on their way to their 20th English title.
Manchester United earned a record £60.8m in Premier League television revenue this season on their way to their 20th English title.
G4S chief Nick Buckles steps down
Nick Buckles, the chief executive of global security group G4S, is to step down from his position at the end of May.
Nick Buckles, the chief executive of global security group G4S, is to step down from his position at the end of May.
Data suggests housing market pick-up
The UK housing market is seeing a slight pick-up in activity with mortgage lending and prices both rising, figures suggest.
The UK housing market is seeing a slight pick-up in activity with mortgage lending and prices both rising, figures suggest.
Asia boost to Burberry profits
UK fashion brand Burberry reports a larger-than-expected rise in annual profits after a strong performance in Asia.
UK fashion brand Burberry reports a larger-than-expected rise in annual profits after a strong performance in Asia.
Bank Danamon stake sale approved
Singapore's DBS Group receives long-awaited regulatory approval to buy a 40% stake in Indonesia's Bank Danamon
Singapore's DBS Group receives long-awaited regulatory approval to buy a 40% stake in Indonesia's Bank Danamon
Back-to-work scheme failing, say MPs
A scheme to help the unemployed find work appears to be failing the most disadvantaged jobseekers, MPs on the Work and Pensions Committee say.
A scheme to help the unemployed find work appears to be failing the most disadvantaged jobseekers, MPs on the Work and Pensions Committee say.
Tax credits scam email warning
People who receive tax credits are being warned about scam emails being sent out by fraudsters in an attempt to gather card details and passwords.
People who receive tax credits are being warned about scam emails being sent out by fraudsters in an attempt to gather card details and passwords.
Graduate job opportunities 'rising'
More jobs will become available for graduates this year, research firm Income Data Services (IDS) has forecast, but pay is likely to be frozen.
More jobs will become available for graduates this year, research firm Income Data Services (IDS) has forecast, but pay is likely to be frozen.
Japan sees 10th trade deficit in row
Japan posts its tenth straight monthly trade deficit as a weaker yen increases the cost of imports more than it helps boost exports.
Japan posts its tenth straight monthly trade deficit as a weaker yen increases the cost of imports more than it helps boost exports.
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