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HSBC Officials Resign

John Trueman and Alan Thomson will quit while plans to make directors held liable of bank failure

A bizarre pursuit of earning has hurt Britain's largest supermarket brand

The current dilemma of the company is the unusual expected profit—reached the quarter figures of what was projected for the period—that has brought Tesco forgo almost tenth of its value.

Negotiations are on going with other possible buyers, even global companies interested to be in UK market

The officials of Phones 4u are predicted to agree with the acquisition of 60 units by EE to save jobs at stake.

The newly-appointed official, Mark Newton-Jones, spends his own money to the business, believing the brand has future in United Kingdom

Newton-Jones will invest his own resources to the brand's projected rights issue, and insists that the company will succeed in UK as the to mother-daughter apparel specialist.

The brand badly needs culture change if it aims reinvention

The brand badly needs culture change if it aims reinvention. This is according to the organization's top official Dave Lewis.

Starbucks to Move Headquarters to United Kingdom

Starbucks is moving its headquarters from the Netherlands to the United Kingdom.

U.K. Armed Forces Test Robot Mannequin

The Ministry of Defense has introduced a robotic mannequin that will help test new chemical and biological suits for the U.K.’s armed forces. The mannequin, called the Porton Man, is able to walk, run, sit, kneel and copy a soldier sighting a weapon.

Motorola Moto G Shares Progres Six Percent in United Kingdom

Motorola shares for its Moto G smartphone increased six percent.

Archaeologists Discover Earliest Evidence of Human Cancer in Ancient Skeleton

British archaeologists said they have found the oldest complete example of a human being with metastatic cancer and believe it can offer new information about the fatal disease. The 3,000-year-old skeleton was found by researchers from Durham University and the British Museum in a tomb in modern Sudan in 2013.

Cause of Aggression in Dogs Discovered

A new study at the University of Bristol’s School of Veterinary Sciences found that owners, not breeds, are the cause of aggression in dogs.

Microsoft Cuts Xbox Game Console Price to $399 From $429 Friday in United Kingdom

Microsoft's $429 Xbox One game console will cost $399 in the United Kingdom beginning Friday.

Ikea Begins Selling Solar Panels in United Kingdom

Ikea is now selling solar panels to customers in the United Kingdom.

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