At the University of Edinburgh's Corporate Finance Conference, Andrew Haldane, chief economist at the Bank of England, suggested that the public company model is increasingly being questioned.
In order to have more control over what it considers to be its most important raw material, IKEA went and bought itself a forest.
Research by Clearswift amongst 4,000 employees in Britain, Germany, US and Australia, found that for £5,000 – the price of a family Caribbean holiday or less than three months of the average UK monthly wage – 25 per cent would sell company patents, financial records and customer credit card details.
Echoing a similar motion made in California, the government is set to allegedly talk to technology companies about giving 18 year-olds the ability to edit or remove their “digital footprint” before it comes back to haunt them.
Indian billionaire Yusuffali Kader has brought the original Scotland Yard site in Whitehall for £110m to create a five star hotel – and profit from London's property market.
An accident on 1 June at Alton Towers, which resulted in four people being injured, led to the temporary closure of the park. This has, according to owner Merlin Entertainments, affected its profits.
Prime minister David Cameron has begun a tour of South East Asia, with the aim of sealing business deals worth more than £750m.
Researchers at the London School of Marketing (LSM) have revealed the top sporting superstars with the most influence when it comes to marketing. We took a look at some of their best stunts – as well as the mistakes they made along the way.
Research has found that a focus on shorter working hours and an increase of sleep could help the the UK improve its lack of productivity.
A new study by Citrix and YouGov, highlighting the growth of the SME sector, has found that some 426,000 businesses have grown by 50 per cent or more since 2013.
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