8th Feb 2012 - Rise seen in staff recruitment
?Glimmer of hope? that job market?s deterioration may be slowing shown in survey of 400 recruiters
7th Feb 2012 - Bombardier jobs believed safe
Months of uncertainty for workers at the UK?s last train maker is expected to end this week
7th Feb 2012 - Redknapp jury to ponder for second day
After jury fails to reach verdict, Judge Anthony Leonard says questions of media ethics should be disregarded
7th Feb 2012 - Business fears anger over tax bills
Corporate leaders worry ministers may try to ease outrage at bonuses and executive pay by turning to business taxes
7th Feb 2012 - Flexible working tests Olympics stress
A quarter of O2?s staff to work from home in the largest preparation for the travel and internet difficulties expected in London this summer
7th Feb 2012 - Liechtenstein tax amnesty extended
The facility, which allows investors to legitimise undeclared offshore assets, will be available for an extra year, until April 2016
7th Feb 2012 - Osborne warns of anti-business mood
Chancellor says enterprise could be stifled and jobs put at risk if ?anti-business culture? were allowed to take hold
7th Feb 2012 - Airports press to boost capacity
Transport secretary faces growing calls to look to the regions to ease crowding at Heathrow, rather than build a hub in the Thames estuary
7th Feb 2012 - Times editor apologises for email hacking
James Harding ?sorely? regrets intrusion into correspondence of a detective unmasked as a blogger
7th Feb 2012 - Call for UK register of implants
Top health officials? plea adds to pressure for a regulatory overhaul following concern at substandard breast implants
7th Feb 2012 - No antitrust hurdle to Xstrata merger
Chief says winning a green light in Brussels, China and South Africa will be time consuming but no more than a ?legal formality?
7th Feb 2012 - Ai Weiwei and Herzog to design London pavilion
The partnership behind Beijing?s ?Bird?s Nest? stadium will design the Serpentine Pavilion in the year of the Olympics in the British capital
7th Feb 2012 - Electrical retailers agree warranty changes
Dixons, Comet and Argos have agreed to make minor changes to selling extended warranties to avoid a full competition investigation
7th Feb 2012 - Retailers find things grim up north
Picture bleakest in north-west, where nearly 20% of high street shops are empty, followed by the north-east, with just over 18%
6th Feb 2012 - Mail advocates journalists? ?kitemark?
Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre admits to Leveson inquiry that journalists used information probably obtained illegally by private detectives
6th Feb 2012 - More police to probe journalists? payments
The team investigating corrupt payments to officers is to be increased because it is now looking into activities at The Sun, Leveson told
6th Feb 2012 - New cars offer glimpse of hope on economy
New car registrations rose marginally in January, showing what manufactuers and dealers described as ?stabilising trend? for bellwether market
6th Feb 2012 - Small and medium-sized companies in gloomy mood
Output stagnated and new orders fell in the three months to January, according to a survey by the CBI
6th Feb 2012 - Cameron urged to hold firm on banker pay
Labour calls on prime minister not to cave in to Conservative backers? demands to defend the City of London against political attacks
5th Feb 2012 - Economic data ease fears over fresh recession
Predictions of modest growth, and optimism from manufacturing and services come as the Bank of England?s rate-setting panel prepares to meet this week
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