Trump targets Opec over high oil prices
The US President criticises producer group Opec and says high oil prices “will not be accepted”. Read full original article »
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Watchdogs to fine Barclays boss over whistle blower
UK financial regulators are to fine Barclays chief executive Jes Staley over attempts to uncover the author of an anonymous letter. Read full original article »
Poorest families ‘going without food or power’
Citizens Advice says hundreds of thousands of UK families cannot afford to put money in their meters Read full original article »
Blue passport decision ‘too important to be made on price’, Gateshead MP says
Blaydon MP Liz Twist visited workers at De La Rue's Gateshead factory after the firm lost a major government contract Read full original article »
House of Fraser calls in KPMG to draw up turnaround plan
The department store chain has asked KPMG to look at options which may involve store closures and job losses. Read full original article »
Closures loom at struggling House of Fraser
The struggling department store chain House of Fraser (HoF) has drafted in advisers to examine options for accelerating its restructuring, raising the prospect of further shop closures at a dire time for the British…
Debenhams sales hit by ‘Beast from the East’
Profits crash at the department store chain as freezing weather takes its toll on first-half sales. Read full original article »
What does going into administration really mean for employees?
With stories about company collapse in the headlines all too often, Kelly Tucker from HR Star looks at the practical… The post What does going into administration really mean for employees? appeared first on…
Majority of employers don’t offer financial support to staff
More than two-thirds (67%) of organisations do not offer any form of financial support to their staff, according to a… The post Majority of employers don’t offer financial support to staff appeared first on…
Global debt higher than before crisis – IMF
Global debt levels are now higher than before the financial crisis, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned. Read full original article »