Unions open talks on redundancy criteria at Santander and TSB
Unions at Santander and TSB have opened negotiations over how staff in duplicate roles will be assessed for redundancy, following the completion of Santander’s acquisition...
How Companies Track Shifts in Consumer Behaviour Over Time
Consumers’ behaviors change due to new technologies, trends, economic environment, and customer needs. Organizations unable to track these changes often experience difficulties with competitiveness, while...
Gatwick warns airlines of two-day jet fuel shortage
Gatwick Airport has warned airlines that it has a shortage of jet fuel for the next two days after a technical fault affecting supply to...
US intervenes as Japan dumps Treasuries to rescue plummeting yen
Tokyo and Washington have threatened further coordinated moves to contain turmoil spreading from currency markets into bond markets Japan and the US have officially confirmed...
NatWest faces $1.1bn claim over 1991 Argentine shipyard sale
NatWest is facing a $1.1 billion damages claim from Tandanor, a shipyard in Buenos Aires, over alleged fraudulent conduct during its privatisation in 1991, the...
Fly-tipping gangs forced sale of family farmland, says Earl Spencer
Earl Spencer has said organised fly-tipping forced his family to sell the 310 acres of Northamptonshire farmland it had farmed since 1893. Writing in the...