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An explosion in the luggage hold or a broken panel could have caused the near-tragedy on the Qantas jumbo jet which was forced to make an emergency landing on Friday. The plane, en route from London to Melbourne, landed in...
When debt was aplenty, private equity piled into care homes. Helen Power and Ben Bland report Twelve days ago, the senior management of Britain's second biggest care home operator, Four Seasons Healthcare UK, received the news...
The car giant must crack China to succeed in the long term, its Far East boss tells James Quinn in New York Nick Reilly does not need to check the history books to work out that the American car industry is in perhaps the...
The US Congress has approved a multi-billion pound housing market rescue bill amid fears over mortgage titans Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. The bill establishes offers emergency financing to the beleaguered lenders as well as a...
When his bike was stolen last week, David Cameron became just the latest victim in a crime spree that is sweeping Britain Jonathan Leake and Dipesh Gadher The man in the blue shirt and khaki shorts has a look of bemusement on...
Chief executive Bart Becht — the best paid boss in the FTSE 100 with a package of £22m — keeps a low profile while his 17 power brands do the talking John Waples, Business Editor Bart Becht, chief executive of Reckitt...
Network Rail’s corporate governance will come under scrutiny again this week with the publication of a report by the consultancy KPMG. The rail regulator commissioned KPMG to examine Network Rail’s management structure as part...
The joint venture uniting naval yards owned by BAE Systems and VT Group hopes to expand beyond its £4 billion aircraft carrier contract IN 1977 the Callaghan government nationalised the country’s shipyards, creating British...
