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Quote of the day: 'I confronted him with the allegations (which he denied), told him his conduct was totally unacceptable and contrary to everything I, and the company, stand for.' The founder and chairman of electronics retail Best Buy, Richard Schulze's personal censure didn't quite cut it with the...
The daily deals service has slashed losses by 96% in the first quarter by cutting marketing spend and bumping up revenues 89% year-on-year.
Stat of the day: $100bn+. As Facebook cracks on with its IPO road show, the social network has raised the price range, adding billions to its upcoming valuation.
Following news that Royal Mail will be privatised, the mail monolith plans to package half of its historic Mount Pleasant sorting office for a big sale.
The founders of quirky nightspots Barts and Maggie's on the speakeasy culture, supporting local businesses, and their latest venture, the wackily named Bunga Bunga.
The British stock exchange for small companies has announced that it can no longer afford to run itself, and cannot find a suitable buyer.
Scott Thompson resigned over the weekend amid rumours he added a computer science degree to his CV.
More bad news on the Continent as shares plummet and eurozone industrial production figures put the bloc deeper into recession.
Mark Zuckerberg has become the centre of attention as the Facebook road show travels the globe. But should a leader eclipse their brand? Cirrus leadership expert Rob Davies takes a look at the Zuckerberg/Facebook phenomenon.
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