A UNION has claimed hundreds of jobs in Derby could be put at risk if the renewal of the country's Trident nuclear deterrent is delayed....
A COPY of the Derby Telegraph is among objects chosen by pupils at a city school for a time capsule to be buried in the grounds of a new care...
A SUPPORT group in Derbyshire for victims of asbestos has expressed concern over plans by the Government to exclude it in work to speed up...
A JOINT franchisee of a store which sells pre-owned goods has been recognised for raising thousands of pounds for a cerebral palsy charity....
PEOPLE interested in finding out more about apprenticeships are being urged to visit an information bus. The Apprenticeships on Tour bus...
ROLLS-ROYCE is predicting profits to be "modestly" higher than last year, thanks to improved performance and efforts to control costs. In...
AN aerospace parts supplier which has its logistics division in Derby has been encouraged by an improving order book in the first quarter of the...
A REDUNDANCY consultation period involving 452 workers at Celanese has ended with no definitive answer as to what will happen to its Spondon...
STAFF from Burton brewing giant Molson Coors have completed a revamp of the outside of an animal rescue shelter. They teamed up with staff...
STAFF have started moving into an £8 million business centre in Derby which aims to boost the city's economy and nurture up-and-coming...
A CAR dealership in Derby is poised to be sold in a deal worth £750,000. Vertu Motors has exchanged contracts with the GK Group to buy...
MORE than 2,000 people have applied for 100 jobs at an electrical store which is due to open in Derby this autumn. As reported in the Derby...
JCB and Rolls-Royce were among a delegation of UK firms who joined David Cameron on a trip to the sub-continent to build relationships and create...
A FORMER Somerfield store in Oakwood is set to reopen today following a £170,000 revamp. The shop in Danebridge Crescent will be...
A CARAVAN site at a pub could be shut down after it emerged it did not have planning permission – despite being open for more than a...
"I DON'T think they get it" – that's the verdict of Business Secretary Vince Cable on the attitude of banks when it comes to lending....
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Babies born this weekend will be last in the UK to receive the full payment to Child Trust Funds, as the scheme's phasing out begins.
Many young people working free as interns may legally be entitled to pay, a report says.
Many more people will face having to pay back some of the money paid to them as tax credits because of Budget changes, experts say.
Counties appear set to be dropped from postal addresses in future years after complaints about out-of-date names.
US economic growth slowed between April and June, with GDP growing by an annualised rate of 2.4%, the US Commerce Department says.
BA reveals a steep quarterly loss of £164m after being hit by cabin crew strikes and disruption caused by the volcanic ash cloud.
Northwest Airlines will plead guilty and pay a $38m fine for fixing air-cargo prices, the US justice department says.
Government plans to limit the number of skilled foreign workers allowed into the UK are criticised by the Lord Mayor of London.
Airbus parent firm EADS says it is confident about future orders, despite reporting a fall in second-quarter earnings.
The Pensions Regulator is challenging a crucial plan to pay off the £10bn deficit in the Royal Mail pension scheme.
A businessman investigated by City of London police is facing 30 charges of fraud
Families face missing out on financial assistance if they miss Saturday's deadline to renew tax credits.
Walt Disney announces the sale of its Miramax film division for about $660m to a group of private equity investors.
A consortium headed by Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-Shing agrees to buy the UK networks of French power group EDF for £5.8bn ($9.1bn).
Merging all tax credits and benefits into a single payment is one option being considered by Iain Duncan Smith in a "radical" welfare shake-up.
Fugitive Polly Peck tycoon Asil Nadir, who fled to northern Cyprus in 1993, confirms he will come back to the UK to stand trail on theft charges.
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Like much of the Italian economy, the Carlo Barbera factory is struggling, for reasons that academics say reveal much about what ails Italy.
Criminals are discovering there is money to be made in faking the more ordinary — like $295 Kooba bags and $140 Ugg boots.
With growth at an annual rate of 2.4 percent in the second quarter and the stimulus fading, an analyst says the rest of the year will feel like a recession.
Market data is starting to provide an indication of whether the stress tests on the largest European banks had the desired effect on confidence.
The complaint, which will accuse Guatemala of labor law violations, comes as the administration is trying to revive its trade agenda.
Investors were particularly fretful about the G.D.P. report because it comes at the end of a run of worse than expected economic data and a warning from the Fed.
The French energy giant cited costs related to its U.S. nuclear ventures and the construction of its latest generation nuclear power plant in France, which will be delayed until 2014.
The founder and early investors in the microlender will reap millions from the share deal, but it was unclear how donors would benefit.
The Continent has generally resisted genetically modified food, but small amounts of meat and dairy from cloned animals are already being consumed.
Salmonella outbreaks that sickened more than 400 in the U.S. and Britain have been traced to mice sold as food for exotic pets.
A Fed member warned that the agency’s current policies put the United States economy at risk of “Japanese-style” deflation.
Siemens, a bellwether for the global and German economies, said Thursday that profit rose 9 percent as a weaker euro and strong growth in emerging markets offset declines in Europe.
Google said it was the first time the site had been blocked since March.
As governments in Europe and the United States relax the rules on online gambling, the companies anticipate the opening up of new markets.
Besides the bank, two executives were singled out for not disclosing information about mortgage investments.
The better-than-expected results, along with a drop in unemployment, underscored how Germany is benefitting from the weaker euro and surging exports to emerging markets.
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