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Rebekah Brooks takes a novel route to the Leveson Inquiry

11 May 2012 | by Michael Northcott

Quote of the day: 'Rebekah Brooks has no transport to the Leveson inquiry. They just draw a pentagram on the floor, chant her name three times and she appears.' The Twitterati machine has already started churning out the funnies as former News International chief executive gives evidence to Leveson...

Bankers win High Court battle to claim £42m in bonuses

10 May 2012 | by Michael Northcott

Stat of the day: £42m. More than 100 bankers have won in their High Court attempt to recoup unpaid bonuses.

Aviva investors join pay revolt

03 May 2012 | by Elizabeth Anderson

Half of the votes cast by shareholders at the insurance giant Aviva's AGM were against the pay proposals.

Rupert Murdoch 'not fit' to run News Corp, MPs say

01 May 2012 | by Michael Northcott

MPs on the Culture, Media and Sport select committee have concluded that Rupert Murdoch is not 'a fit person' to run an international company.

Barclays bosses’ bonus bombshell

27 Apr 2012 | by Michael Northcott

Nearly one third of shareholders today rejected Barclays’ proposed remuneration package in one of the largest revolts of recent times.

£100 is 'lavish' hospitality, says survey

23 Apr 2012 | by Michael Northcott

In the wake of the Bribery Act, most managers think that anything over £100 is 'lavish' spending on clients. Have we seen the last of the big spenders?

Wear a silly hat for charity

20 Mar 2012 | by Rebecca Burn-Callander

MT likes to espouse good causes, especially when they have a sartorial bent. So, on March 30, why not stick a hat on for Brain Tumour Research?

Sainsbury's chills out on freezing guidelines

10 Feb 2012 | by Emma Haslett

Stat of the day: £2bn - the amount that could be saved by shoppers each year if freezing guidelines on food packaging are changed.

Britain's Most Admired Companies 2011: Community and environmental responsibility

30 Nov 2011 | by MT Staff

The triple bottom line is an established concept these days: business must look after people, planet and profit, in equal measure. Their peers reckon this lot are best at putting something back.

'We're more trusted than politicians. Just'

21 Nov 2011 | by Rebecca Burn-Callander

In the wake of 'Occupy St Pauls' and headlines concerning tax evasion and sickening pay packets, Joe Bloggs has no love for business leaders, said CBI director-general John Cridland.

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