
Snoop Dogg to sue Pebst beer for unpaid endorsements
American rapper Snoop Dogg is suing beer-maker Pabst Brewing, as he believes the company still owes him money following the sale of the company last year.

American rapper Snoop Dogg is suing beer-maker Pabst Brewing, as he believes the company still owes him money following the sale of the company last year.

Branch closures in the UK and six other major markets are among cost-saving measures to be detailed as chief executive Stuart Gulliver briefs shareholders

A difficult co-worker can suck all the joy out of your work and even make you less effective. But with a few skills and strategies, you…

Burberry has risked the wrath of investors by awarding a pay package of nearly £8 million to its chief executive barely a year after a rebellion…

Brexit could imperil the UK's growth prospects and damage its high sovereign debt rating

The finance director for companies owned by Duncan Bannatyne has been charged with £8m fraud and money laundering

Apple Pay will allow Brits to make payments by waving their iPhone or Apple Watch at contactless payment terminals from next month.

Apple has announced a new app that combines a streaming song and music video library, an internet radio station and a way for artists to share…

Oxford-based Ridgefield Consulting Ltd, a family-owned chartered accountancy business, has acquired local firm Hunter Marshall & Co following a funding package from Santander Corporate & Commercial.

Charlie Mullins, founder of Pimlico Plumbers, and Business Matters columnist, has turned to social media to find one of the company’s next plumbing apprentices.

Priding himself on being unconventional and doing things the 'wrong way round', Bertie Stephens and Flubit.com are on their to becoming one of the UK's largest…

High street chemist Boots are set to cut 700 jobs as part of a global restructuring.

Cutting-edge psychology for a new style competitive edge in negotiation.

The British economy is on a firm footing, having grown faster than previously thought in 2014 and with solid, steady and sustainable growth predicted into 2016.

Sometimes the greater "evil" lies just beneath the surface.