Top banker quits after telling female colleague he needed ‘love and affection’
Citigroup dealmaker Jan Skarbek was suspended after allegedly making the comments on a staff getaway
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Train strike dates: Full list of rail and Tube details for August
Aslef is holding a train strike this weekend with further walkouts across rail and Tube services planned for August
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‘Catastrophic’ ferry failure by Nicola Sturgeon leaves Scottish islanders rationing
Confidence in the government ‘shattered’ after shops forced to ration essential items
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The Bank of England has dealt another crushing blow to would-be homeowners
Rising interest rates and nimbyism have destroyed a generation's efforts to get on the property ladder
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Bank was not ageist for sacking ‘old’ dealmaker
Citigroup did not discriminate against 55-year-old who won $2.7m unfair dismissal claim in 2020, a court rules
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Neil Woodford retreats from relaunch plans as investment company is wound up
Directors apply to wind up former star fund manager's venture WMC Partners
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Top banker suspended after telling colleague he needed ‘love and affection’
Jan Skarbek faces investigation over comments on trip to Barcelona
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From Halifax to Mr Potato Head, businesses have become enforcers of cancel culture
Companies now feel they can sack their staff for thinking the wrong thing
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‘It’s presumptuous for a young worker to judge the boss – but that’s how it is’
Interview: PageGroup chief Steve Ingham on the home working revolution and disability rights in the workplace
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HSBC banker quits and declares 'cancel culture destroys wealth and progress'
Stuart Kirk was suspended in May after attacking climate change 'nut jobs'
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How Ben & Jerry's turned sour for Unilever
From its views on UK's Rwanda plan to boycotting Israel, social justice is a key ingredient
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Amazon under investigation for promoting ‘worse deal’ to customers
Retailer faces claims it's 'distorting competition' by displaying its own items more prominently
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Dutch to make working from home a legal right – and the rest of Europe could follow
Experts predict a ripple effect across EU once Dutch senate approves new law
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Heathrow faces more summer travel chaos as staff back July strike
Union warns of 'considerable delays' as refuelling staff back three-day walkout
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City banks defy Brussels to out-earn French rivals
Square Mile lenders post higher profits than banks from any other European country
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