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Many British companies make their profits outside the UK or provide services so essential they know the government will step in to cover consumer bills, says economic geography professor Brett Christophers

The division is now expected to be profitable by 2024, but shares declined in early trading

SCOTLAND’S largest council pension funds have around £230 million invested in Western companies continuing to operate in Russia almost a year…

The Mercedes-Benz O321H was introduced in the '50s and produced for a decade.

Following on from their change of livery in Abu Dhabi last season, McLaren's Driven by Change initiative returns again this weekend with a brand new design for the MCL36

Revenues from vaping rise nearly 50% to £590 million within overall first-half sales of almost £13 billion

Global companies have racked up more than $59 billion in losses from their Russian operations, with more financial pain to come as sanctions hit the economy and sales and shutdowns continue, according to a review of public statements and securities filings.

Tobacco companies want you to know they are great corporate citizens. But it’s all a fig leaf for their environmental offences.

Thai workers who were sacked last year from a factory supplying global lingerie brands including Victoria's Secret will receive 285.2 million baht, in what labour activists say is the biggest settlement of its kind in the global garment industry.

The Thailand Institute of Justice (TIJ) has teamed up with the Badminton Association of Thailand (BAT) to organise an art exhibition aimed at supporting ex-prisoners in their return to society.

A longtime Russian business associate of American tobacco giant Philip Morris International Inc - a billionaire whose holdings have included a major stake in a weapons plant supplying Russia’s military - has been sanctioned in Europe for aiding Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, according to a Reuters review of business registries…